Put these pictures on your PSP to more clearly tell if you have Dead Pixels

Yeah I know what you mean, Dust started showing up that wasnt there before on my first PSP. I couldve swore I didnt see half the things in there before.
 
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Thanks for that.... but I don't see how that helps with the psp -_-
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For your home LCD monitor
 
[quote name='bignick'][quote name='Zoglog']
Thanks for that.... but I don't see how that helps with the psp -_-
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For your home LCD monitor[/quote]

no kidding, and that has what to do with this topic =p?
 
[quote name='Zoglog']no kidding, and that has what to do with this topic =p?[/QUOTE]

Simple: To allow people to obsess over something else and therefore ruin their joy. ;)
 
When I got my exchanged PSP this morning, I saw no dead pixels. Now when I was watching the Kung Fu hustle trailer on the demo UMD, I saw a spot that looked like a dead pixel. A couple minutes later I saw another one of those spot. Are these just dust or dead pixels?
 
[quote name='RiCeBo1']When I got my exchanged PSP this morning, I saw no dead pixels. Now when I was watching the Kung Fu hustle trailer on the demo UMD, I saw a spot that looked like a dead pixel. A couple minutes later I saw another one of those spot. Are these just dust or dead pixels?[/QUOTE]

If the while or black "spots" are *always* there, then you have a dead or "stuck" pixel. If they seem to go away and come back, then it is likely there is some dust and you have to be at a certain angle to see it.
 
if you can't tell now, why would you want to "know for sure". just enjoy the damn thing already before you get an ulcer.
 
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