Anyone know what this is, how to fix? Its quite distracting. Bought the set in Dec last year with standard 1yr warranty.
Help please.
Shane
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garvani: I believe this is by design. I cant remember the technical terms but these dots are there to tell 4:3 tvs where the image stops (yip that was a highly technical description lol). It wasnt until widescreen tv's came out that it became an issue.
edit: And by the way, most manufactures have themselves covered. Unless the dead pixel is in the middle of the screen, or there is a group of them then they will not replace the screen
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