Okay, that's more than mine. Mine has a spot that looks like maybe a fainter version of the one on the bottom towards the left (and in the same spot!), and a small faint area on one side. With that said, I've seen _a lot_ worse than that. Most of the DN6* series I've seen have been considerably worse. DLX* I've seen better, but same or worse as well. I saw several units with large bright blobs, very bright spots around the edges, and so forth on top of having all the other maladies. So, if bleed is the only criterion, it seems there is a moderate chance of getting less bleed than what you have if it's a DLX*.
However, if you have a neutral color screen with low to minimal falloff, I would at least consider keeping it unless you are viewing videos much of the time. The other factors will likely have more visual impact, and I'm finding that it is difficult to find a screen (more difficult than finding no-bleed) that does well in these respects. I realize it may be hard to tell. One thing you could do is compare it to your wifi ipad and see if they look different. You could also go to an Apple store and take a look at theirs (or Best Buy if they have several). The usual suspects (blue, red, yellow, neutral) seem to typically show up in the apple stores in full. Only the bluish one is in the range of brightness as the neutral one (some are brighter than one another). The other two are dimmer and have lower contrast, and I also find the reddish one (the one I most frequently see with no-bleed) can look a little "grainy" in some cases.
