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michael31986

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I was just messing with my new iPad and pressed it maybe a bit to hard and the one are where my finger was underneath looked liquidy as i pressed it. Is it cause of hoe the screen is made. I didn't do again just hoping the one press didn't mess up the touch sensitivity. There is no mark on the screen just as I pressed it. This is probably a silly question lol. Just curious if it's normal to do that and does it ruin the screen?
 
I was just messing with my new iPad and pressed it maybe a bit to hard and the one are where my finger was underneath looked liquidy as i pressed it. Is it cause of hoe the screen is made. I didn't do again just hoping the one press didn't mess up the touch sensitivity. There is no mark on the screen just as I pressed it. This is probably a silly question lol. Just curious if it's normal to do that and does it ruin the screen?

Because it is a LCD!
 
I was just messing with my new iPad and pressed it maybe a bit to hard and the one are where my finger was underneath looked liquidy as i pressed it. Is it cause of hoe the screen is made. I didn't do again just hoping the one press didn't mess up the touch sensitivity. There is no mark on the screen just as I pressed it. This is probably a silly question lol. Just curious if it's normal to do that and does it ruin the screen?

Never actually pressed an LCD before, I take it?
 
Nope never have pressed an LCD like that. Just wanna make sure I didn't ruin it. I figure only way it would be ruined is if it got cracked.
 
Nope never have pressed an LCD like that. Just wanna make sure I didn't ruin it. I figure only way it would be ruined is if it got cracked.

Then you figure wrong. You can easily damage pixels by doing that without damaging the glass. But, had you done any damage, it would have been immediately visible in the form of either a stuck pixel(s) or dead pixel(s). So if you don't see anything, it's fine. But I wouldn't make a habit of it.
 
Oh ok. Yea the pixels are fine nothing looks different screen looks the same.
 
I thought maybe it would ruin the touch sensitivity in that area. But guess thought wrong.
 
I shattered my iPad's screen with a hammer and drank the liquid within it to gain its powers. Mmmmmm.. :apple:
 
I went to the doctor and told him that it hurts when I poke myself in the eyeball. He told me "Don't poke yourself. That'll be $80.00, pay the receptionist."
 
It's called LIQUID crystal.

You're squeezing the liquid.

When you squeeze the liquid, there isn't any where you squeezed it, for as long as you squeeze.

Surprise, surprise. Liquid crystals don't work so well without the liquid.
 
Isn't there a site you can use to check dead pixels? I forgot the name of it but I remember it being a link. Thanks!
 
Isn't there a site you can use to check dead pixels? I forgot the name of it but I remember it being a link. Thanks!

Yeah. Try pressing much harder. The panel will look fluid, then it will look dark. Then you know for sure you have dead or loose pixels.
 
Yeah. Try pressing much harder. The panel will look fluid, then it will look dark. Then you know for sure you have dead or loose pixels.

NO NO NO NO NO NO.. This is all wrong.

...Ok what you need to do is order another ipad 2 from the apple online store, wait 2-3 weeks for it to arrive. Then bash the screen in with a rock.

Granted this will kill most of the pixels. Now turn on both devices and compare the screens.

Undoubtably the one you have just bashed with a rock will be displaying the characteristics of an LCD screen with dead Pixels so you can decide if the other has them.

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Is OP serious?
 
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Is OP serious?

I really hope not considering he's been here almost three years now.
 
Ok there is a definitely a site that let's you flip through colored screens and even test for how the black color levels are on the ipad. It's hard to tell with dead or stuck pixels unless you have a solid color screen
 
Ok there is a definitely a site that let's you flip through colored screens and even test for how the black color levels are on the ipad. It's hard to tell with dead or stuck pixels unless you have a solid color screen

Cover the camera and take a picture. Or sync a black or gray image.
 
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