A "dead" pixel is a pixel on an LCD monitor that refuse to light up. This can be caused by physical damage or defects during the manufacturing process. The usual way to test for this is to display a solid color screen, such as white or yellow, and look for any spots that show up on the monitor. Sometimes these "dead" pixels can be coaxed to work again by gently rubbing them with a pencil eraser. You must be careful not to damage nearby pixels, however.
The RCA LCD TV are known for there reliability there are no reports of dead pixels.
Most likely, you have a dead pixel.
1 mega pixel how many pixel
There is no sure-fire way of fixing "dead" pixels. Sometimes, they can be coaxed back into working by gently rubbing the area with a pencil eraser.
Replace the video card.
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Only Stuck Pixels Can Be FixedNo, dead pixels remain unlit on lcd screens, and they cannot be fixed; however if you have a stuck pixel, sometimes they can be fixed. A stuck pixel results from a manufacturing defect, which leaves one of the pixel's colors turned on for an indefinite amount of time. Stuck pixels can be fixed, here's a link: http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Stuck-Pixel-on-an-LCD-MonitorJust Replace the ScreenNormally, "dead pixels" are not repairable. A good cost-effective solution is to replace the screen yourself (it is easy even if you are not a technical person - look at some on-line guide). Some websites distribute brand new LCD panels with affordable prices. You should easily find your model number and order a new screen (it is normally within $50-150 depending on model)
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1 pixel is 0.0264583cm
3 mega pixel is good but 2mega pixel is worst so i would go with 3