Actually you don't get decapitated, the guy with the sword is there to break your neck with the katana instead of decapitating your head. It required a lot of skill to just break it instead of cutting it off.
makes me feel bad man it's not even like im buying knockoffs.
droid x2 dead pixel
hp touchpad 3 lines of dead pixels (in which i settled for a screen with two dead pixels after sending it in 4 times)
iphone 4s had a good screen but there was lots of bleeding at the top (tho i have a different one now because they have nice warranties)
my nice asus monitor has dead pixels.
<-- mfw WTF is going on
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Kaoz**User deleted account** has deleted their comment [-]
Because generally in LCD technology, under every pixel there are transistors. Since the number of transistors increase with resolution and different technology, so rises the chance some of them will be defective. It's similar to defects in CPU/GPU's, but you can always turn off the defective transistors and sell it as worse CPU/GPU (which is done regularly, e.g. nVidia GTX 670 is GTX 680 with defective cores turn off), as opposed to LCD, where you can pretty much throw away the whole display.