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How to check for dead pixels on the iPad 2?

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lsquare

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I just recently got an iPad 2 and I'm wondering how are you guys checking for dead pixels? I have two weeks to ensure that I have a perfect screen.
 
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http://www.theipadguide.com/content/ipad-dead-pixel-test-how/7171269
 
Isn't this sort of unnecessary?. I mean, if you can't see them, what's the problem?

Am I missing something? :D
 
Gav2k said:
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http://www.theipadguide.com/content/ipad-dead-pixel-test-how/7171269
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Sorry for bumping this old thread, but I just bought the iPad 4. I downloaded those images and upon a close inspection, I don't notice any dead pixels. However, the iPad 4's retina display have much smaller pixels. Is there another way to definitively confirm that there are no dead pixels? I can't seem to zoom in any closer to possibly magnify things.
 
lsquare said:
Sorry for bumping this old thread, but I just bought the iPad 4. I downloaded those images and upon a close inspection, I don't notice any dead pixels. However, the iPad 4's retina display have much smaller pixels. Is there another way to definitively confirm that there are no dead pixels? I can't seem to zoom in any closer to possibly magnify things.
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I don't even know where to start...
 
jabingla2810 said:
I don't even know where to start...
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It's best to start at the pixel on the upper left corner. With over three million pixels, it's important to have an easy-to-remember starting point. A small drop of water on the retina display magnifies the pixels so that they are visible. Godspeed.
 
flight said:
It's best to start at the pixel on the upper left corner. With over three million pixels, it's important to have an easy-to-remember starting point. A small drop of water on the retina display magnifies the pixels so that they are visible. Godspeed.
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Haha very good! :)
 
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