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Dead pixels are mainly a graphics adapter driver flaw, or you need to update your bios.
Email me if you have any questions on waleed_wc@hotmail.com
Cant promise anything
Just wondering how good your VAIO screens are, hopefully you'll have enough fingers to add them up! 
I always view the screen before I buy . . . . so none 
None, thank god 
I always view the screen before I buy . . . . so none
One appeared after a couple years
But you can hardly notice it, so not too bad.
None 
The shop I bought it from tested the rig extensively before handing it over te me with a 8day-warranty to that.
I warned my brother NOT to buy those crappy medion "notebooks" but he did, guess what is in the middle of his screen? :smileygrin: :smileygrin: (soon it will be gone for the 3th to be repaired, I am so glad to have a Sony) 
None
The shop I bought it from tested the rig extensively before handing it over te me with a 8day-warranty to that.
I warned my brother NOT to buy those crappy medion "notebooks" but he did, guess what is in the middle of his screen? :smileygrin: :smileygrin: (soon it will be gone for the 3th to be repaired, I am so glad to have a Sony)

I had one on my old Toshiba laptop. Funny thing was you could see it on boot, but once booted it was gone. Wasn't very noticable as it was in the top right hand corner. On boot you could just see a pin prick of red, but as I said, it wasn't noticable once the boot was complete. That was my first and last screen with a dead pixel. Not bad considering how many laptops I've had & TFT monitors. Think I've had 4 TFT monitors & 8 laptops in total.
Hi!
My Vaio notebook is onr week old. I have one dead pixel, appeard couple of days after i got the computer. Hopfully all the other will live for a long time
Nice computer anyway!!