So how do you make dead pixels?

what lcd brand has a zero dead pixel warranty? Still waiting for someone to let me know how they find ther fujitsu siemens lcd's

Have two 19"" Fujitsu Siemens SCALEOVIEW C19-9 - TFT active matrix - 250 cd/m2 - 500:1 - 1280 x 1024 - 12 ms running 24/7 for a year now (one was replace due to dead pixels) with no problems. Its OK with Need for speed carbon so I guess it not to bad then. http://www.ciao.co.uk/Fujitsu_Siemens_SCALEOVIEW_C19_9__6479487
 
For the less incensed (that still want to try to fix things) I've just happened across this interesting li'l gem: JScreenFix, about which:
As a really neat bonus the site has a version version for mobile devices that understand Java (MIDlet).
 
For the less incensed (that still want to try to fix things) I've just happened across this interesting li'l gem: JScreenFix, about which:
http://www.jscreenfix.com/As a really neat bonus the site has a version version for mobile devices that understand Java (MIDlet).

That's really interesting - I never would have thought you could fix a problem like that with just software:)
 
Manufacturers which offer a Zero-Dead-Pixel Warranty
Samsung (for moderate- and high-end monitors)
Phillips (might only include pixels stuck in a bright state)
ViewEra (certain models. Covers any defective pixel within 6 months of purchase)
Toshiba (only high-end notebook models)
Sony (VAIO entire line)
 
Manufacturers which offer a Zero-Dead-Pixel Warranty
Samsung (for moderate- and high-end monitors)
Phillips (might only include pixels stuck in a bright state)
ViewEra (certain models. Covers any defective pixel within 6 months of purchase)
Toshiba (only high-end notebook models)
Sony (VAIO entire line)
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_pixel
 
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