Display Defects - Real or Not?
I have a refurbished 64 GB Playbook, that on boot, prior to the Blackberry logo, shows about a dozen or more bright pixels over the black background. Once the colorful background completes its animation, those pixels are perfectly fine. When I run Display Test, all the pixels are fine. When I shut down the Playbook, the black screen prior to total shutdown is fine, no bright pixels.
I've seen many messages of people returning/replacing their newly purchased Playbooks due to dead/stuck pixels and I'm wondering if these people are seeing the initial bright pixels and automatically assuming that these pixels are dead/stuck. I understand that this does give the impression that there's a defect, but maybe it's just the way these displays come up from cold boot. (eInk displays, for example, sometimes inverse flash prior to making a page transition. It's just the way they work, not a defect.)
I also have a 16 GB Playbook that only has 2 bright pixels on boot, which definitely makes the 64 GB one seems more "defective", but really, are these bright pixels, seen only during cold boot, that terrible that it demands a replacement?