We have long-awaited such display on LCD TVs. It seems some second brands have been promoting this advantage in order to compete with top brand TVs from 2010.
Now, those big names such as Samsung, LG, Sony, etc. follow the trend. It is a good news for consumers to avoid the dispute of the so-called ISO 13406-2 class 1 panel that allows a couple of dead pixels.
In fact the ISO 13406-2 is withdrawn and revised by ISO 9241-3xx standards that consist of class 0 guideline. The class 0 constitutes zero defect of bright and dark pixels.
It sounds the pixel fault on LCD TVs have gone. Would like to know if we still encounter any dead pixel issues in today's TV on the market.
Now, those big names such as Samsung, LG, Sony, etc. follow the trend. It is a good news for consumers to avoid the dispute of the so-called ISO 13406-2 class 1 panel that allows a couple of dead pixels.
In fact the ISO 13406-2 is withdrawn and revised by ISO 9241-3xx standards that consist of class 0 guideline. The class 0 constitutes zero defect of bright and dark pixels.
It sounds the pixel fault on LCD TVs have gone. Would like to know if we still encounter any dead pixel issues in today's TV on the market.
