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>It turns out that most consumers don't really want a zero-dead-pixel guarantee though. Alternatively they just buy their displays from brick and mortar compan
by michaelmrose 6y ago
>It turns out that most consumers don't really want a zero-dead-pixel guarantee though.
Alternatively they just buy their displays from brick and mortar companies that allow you to return for any reason at all and just return for replacement any device that has any number of dead pixels.
I've never bought a display that had any number of defective pixels in almost 3 decades of using computers I'm betting lots of people are in the same boat. Logically the price is built into whatever such places are selling them for based on some percentage of users returning anything with any number of dead pixels.
- renewiltord 6y agoThat's awesome. I'm glad you're able to get what you want there. That explains it. I'm all for this market segmentation happening.