Competition - spot the pixel
16 December 2007, 09:42 PM
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It's in THE SAME PLACE!!!
The camera wasn't moved!! The camera was situated 5 foot away ...
16 December 2007, 09:47 PM
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all seems blatent to me! id be tempted to chuck it back through their window go on a rampage and loose all their customers in the shop! obviously a busy day is best! post a turd to LG HQ take the loss and buy another t.v after all i asume your loaded with some of your past posts! but then again being a smart *** you may win in court. either way i couldnt live with that! by the time i hit the last picture it was just jumping out at me! you could put it on ebay for a discount price and state it has 1 dead pixel!
They are taking on an Electronics Engineer - I will eat their 'Tech Guys' for breakfast
1st question, how does a Plasma TV work? I will fill in what they don't know Will make the judge laugh I like Judges, they are behind the underdog at the start - just act humble and it's in the bag
Currys will come in with a solicitor and £££££million backing against a poor innocent OAP like me with walking stick and wheelchair ............................................... game, set and new TV to me
16 December 2007, 09:54 PM
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It's a public hearing - you need the permission of the judge - but should be ok!! 
I'm printing those images and they are not coming out very good - anyone any ideas?
I don't want to print them and then point to the dot - I want the dot to be obvious.
I'm printing those images and they are not coming out very good - anyone any ideas?
I don't want to print them and then point to the dot - I want the dot to be obvious.
16 December 2007, 10:02 PM
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Take a laptop to the court with the pic's on, if thats allowed. Or better still, the actual TV. I would have thought the judge would like to see the problem themself.
Problem there being they might not have been to Specsavers - like Mart360.
Problem there being they might not have been to Specsavers - like Mart360.
16 December 2007, 10:40 PM
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16 December 2007, 10:43 PM
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Thats a great idea!!
It shows up really well on a PC Screen ...... I have no laptop, but could borrow one maybe?
Taking the big TV in is an idea but fraught with problems ...... the Court Rooms are on the 3rd floor!
It shows up really well on a PC Screen ...... I have no laptop, but could borrow one maybe?
Taking the big TV in is an idea but fraught with problems ...... the Court Rooms are on the 3rd floor!
16 December 2007, 10:50 PM
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What did you expect Pete, people to fawn over you going "ooh look a green pixel"
in the first pics its very obvious... in the two pics with images on them, its not obvious..
hence you will have to prove that in court...
Now if its due to your crap photography, then what do you expect...
re having no teeth, just remember, it was you posting a while back about having raging toothache
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16 December 2007, 11:43 PM
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Firstly, as Markus says, watching proper TV = un noticable.
Secondly, Bunch of pillocks.... Accepable or not, a real man would have it sorted by now, you lot ***** foot about
Secondly, Bunch of pillocks.... Accepable or not, a real man would have it sorted by now, you lot ***** foot about
16 December 2007, 11:56 PM
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Picture Quality and the case was not up to LG standards - or I would have!!
I went into the shop to buy a Panasonic Viera - came out with the LG, it blew the Panny away. But thats all been done to death - I buy with my brain and my eyes, not because everyone else was buying them!
I went into the shop to buy a Panasonic Viera - came out with the LG, it blew the Panny away. But thats all been done to death - I buy with my brain and my eyes, not because everyone else was buying them!
17 December 2007, 12:27 AM
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I've only got half a brain, but a fully functioning 50" plasma telly Viewed it next to offerings by LG, Pioneer and Sony. The Pio wasn't worth the extra, the LG image looked over-tweaked and un-natural, the Sony LCD looked artificial on natural images (but stunning on digital animation, which I rarely watch), the Pana was good in all areas. I also compared it to the only 1080p plasma you could buy at the time and the difference was not £3500 worth, although just 1 year later 1080p is now the same price as I paid for a 768 pixel set.
Viewed it next to offerings by LG, Pioneer and Sony. The Pio wasn't worth the extra, the LG image looked over-tweaked and un-natural, the Sony LCD looked artificial on natural images (but stunning on digital animation, which I rarely watch), the Pana was good in all areas. I also compared it to the only 1080p plasma you could buy at the time and the difference was not £3500 worth, although just 1 year later 1080p is now the same price as I paid for a 768 pixel set.
17 December 2007, 12:28 AM
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17 December 2007, 08:49 AM
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Excellent repair tool ............ if the set was sold to me as faulty I could do something like that.
I asked for a TV, the SAME as the one on the shop floor .... they gave me a broken one and charged me full price for it.
And therin lies the issue ..............
I asked for a TV, the SAME as the one on the shop floor .... they gave me a broken one and charged me full price for it.
And therin lies the issue ..............
17 December 2007, 12:02 PM
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Serves the old codger right!
Can't believe that with all his money, he buys a cr&py tv like that!
And, he hasn't even got a laptop?
Can't believe that with all his money, he buys a cr&py tv like that!
And, he hasn't even got a laptop?
17 December 2007, 01:39 PM
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Good job I pm'd you the details of that Lars and Ivan piece of kit before I read this .............................. next time you won't get the dripping off my nose!
18 December 2007, 12:09 AM
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18 December 2007, 12:11 AM
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The LG is stunning - fix that pixel and give me the LG back everytime.
Send Currys, Dixons and PCWorld to the wall and we will all be happy
Send Currys, Dixons and PCWorld to the wall and we will all be happy
18 December 2007, 12:22 AM
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If you need a laptop Pete for your court case, Currys are doing a good deal at the mo
Prob best to wait for the Jan sales, mind
Prob best to wait for the Jan sales, mind
18 December 2007, 12:23 AM
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Apparently if you apply something warm and moist to the screen it can cure 'always on' pixels. I read on one forum that licking the area would create the ideal amount of warmth and moisture
18 December 2007, 12:59 AM
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18 December 2007, 08:54 AM
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