Originally posted by: BoKingWen
Man I got my PSP last night from Gamestop and there are 3 feaking dead pixels on the screen and one of them is hunge (size of 2 regular dead pixels). I am super disappoint on this for a small LCD screen the PSP have it is unacceptable to have more than 1 dead pixel.
In the manual:
"Red, blue or green spots (bright spots) or black spots (dark spots) may appear in certain locations on the LCD screen. The appearance of such spots is a normal occurrence associated with LCD screens and is not a sign of a malfunction. LCD screens are made using highly precise technology. However, a very small number of dark pixels or continuously lit pixels exist on each screen. Also a distorted image may remain on the screen for several sconds after the system has been turned off."
Now I can't even return the stupid PSP to Gamestop because it is an open system. I mean if I know there is a stupid policy like this I would have wait or not getting one. My Dell 2005FP don't have a dead pixel and my 30" Syntex LCD TV don't have a dead pixel and my 17" Sharp LCD TV don't have a dead pixel. This little PSP have 3......WTF.......
I called Sony tech support and I explain what happen to them and the stupid lady just hang me up......
Is there anyway or anywhere I can file a complain? I can't return the PSP and Sony won't do anything about it. There is no way I can found out in advnace that they have a stupid dead pixel policy until I open the PSP and once the box is open Gamestop refuse to do a refund. This just leave me and customer stuck.......
Originally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: SketchMaster
This really doesn?t surprise me, Sony?s systems have always had major issues. I work at a game store and I can tell you that the majority of systems we have returned or are asked if we can fix are PS2s.
Now I would like to point out that I am NOT a ?Fan boy? every sys has is Pros/Cons, I?m just saying that Sony should come down from their tower and say ?ya, we F?ed up agen. Sorry.? Not ?It isn't broken, your just not using it right!?
Could that possibly be due to the fact that Sony has a overwhelming percentage of the gaming console market as well as being the oldest of the big 3?
Could it?? Could it???
Originally posted by: Chadder007
Originally posted by: BoKingWen
Man I got my PSP last night from Gamestop and there are 3 feaking dead pixels on the screen and one of them is hunge (size of 2 regular dead pixels). I am super disappoint on this for a small LCD screen the PSP have it is unacceptable to have more than 1 dead pixel.
In the manual:
"Red, blue or green spots (bright spots) or black spots (dark spots) may appear in certain locations on the LCD screen. The appearance of such spots is a normal occurrence associated with LCD screens and is not a sign of a malfunction. LCD screens are made using highly precise technology. However, a very small number of dark pixels or continuously lit pixels exist on each screen. Also a distorted image may remain on the screen for several sconds after the system has been turned off."
Now I can't even return the stupid PSP to Gamestop because it is an open system. I mean if I know there is a stupid policy like this I would have wait or not getting one. My Dell 2005FP don't have a dead pixel and my 30" Syntex LCD TV don't have a dead pixel and my 17" Sharp LCD TV don't have a dead pixel. This little PSP have 3......WTF.......
I called Sony tech support and I explain what happen to them and the stupid lady just hang me up......
Is there anyway or anywhere I can file a complain? I can't return the PSP and Sony won't do anything about it. There is no way I can found out in advnace that they have a stupid dead pixel policy until I open the PSP and once the box is open Gamestop refuse to do a refund. This just leave me and customer stuck.......
I'd take it back to Gamestop and tell them the to ship it back to Sony themselves and give you another one in return. Won't they do a return at least, but not a refund?
Originally posted by: Skoorb
LCD spots are a common, well known problem on LCD screens and they are consisdered acceptable.
Originally posted by: BoKingWen
Originally posted by: Skoorb
LCD spots are a common, well known problem on LCD screens and they are consisdered acceptable.
I understand it is a common thing but you just don't expect this kind of quality from Sony. Come on 3 dead pixels on a 3 4 inch screen..................
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: BoKingWen
Originally posted by: Skoorb
LCD spots are a common, well known problem on LCD screens and they are consisdered acceptable.
I understand it is a common thing but you just don't expect this kind of quality from Sony. Come on 3 dead pixels on a 3 4 inch screen..................
Same thing as getting 3 dead pixels in a small area of a 18" LCD. It happens, and there is nothing Sony, or any other person who manufactures LCDs can do about it.
If you know a way to prevent it, by all means sell the solution to these companies and become a millionaire.
Originally posted by: Doggiedog
Originally posted by: Skoorb
For about two decades my family has often bought sony products, and besides my PS2 dying after two years, none of them have every broken prematurely at all.
Anyway, consoles these days suck in terms of robustness.
I had the opposite problem. All my Sonys including a $2700 36" TV broke early. My PS2 hasn't broken though since I bought it the first day it came out. Its probably because I've used it maybe 6 times total.
No, that's the thing, you do expect exactly that level of "quality" in consumer-level products from Sony. Why is the occurance of dead pixels surprising? (Although, I've owned a Sega GameGear, Nomad, and several other handhelds, with no pixel problems at all. But the parallel is exactly equal too, between the durability of my non-Sony consoles, and my Sony consoles.)Originally posted by: BoKingWen
I understand it is a common thing but you just don't expect this kind of quality from Sony. Come on 3 dead pixels on a 3 4 inch screen..................Originally posted by: Skoorb
LCD spots are a common, well known problem on LCD screens and they are consisdered acceptable.
Originally posted by: nsafreak
Originally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: SketchMaster
This really doesn?t surprise me, Sony?s systems have always had major issues. I work at a game store and I can tell you that the majority of systems we have returned or are asked if we can fix are PS2s.
Now I would like to point out that I am NOT a ?Fan boy? every sys has is Pros/Cons, I?m just saying that Sony should come down from their tower and say ?ya, we F?ed up agen. Sorry.? Not ?It isn't broken, your just not using it right!?
Could that possibly be due to the fact that Sony has a overwhelming percentage of the gaming console market as well as being the oldest of the big 3?
Could it?? Could it???
Uh Sony isn't the oldest of the big 3 that would be Nintendo.
Originally posted by: CVSiN
funny.. i must be the excecption to the rule...
I have had Sony TVs DVDs VCRs a PS2 a reciever... about a jullion walkwans over the years.. and I have never had to ever return any for service or rebuy becasue it crapped out...
please paste the PSP defects i just finshed prepaying for mine ....
is it the dead pixels?
sites are all blocked at work ..
Originally posted by: CVSiN
funny.. i must be the excecption to the rule...
I have had Sony TVs DVDs VCRs a PS2 a reciever... about a jullion walkwans over the years.. and I have never had to ever return any for service or rebuy becasue it crapped out...
please paste the PSP defects i just finshed prepaying for mine ....
is it the dead pixels?
sites are all blocked at work ..
Originally posted by: SketchMaster
It looks like Sony didn?t get all the bugs worked out of their new system.
Issues
Response
This really doesn?t surprise me, Sony?s systems have always had major issues. I work at a game store and I can tell you that the majority of systems we have returned or are asked if we can fix are PS2s.
Now I would like to point out that I am NOT a ?Fan boy? every sys has is Pros/Cons, I?m just saying that Sony should come down from their tower and say ?ya, we F?ed up agen. Sorry.? Not ?It isn't broken, your just not using it right!?
If sony can fix the problems with the PSP befor it makes it stateside then sweet. If not, I'll be one of the first to know.
And now for a amusing link on the PSP.
Originally posted by: jfall
Originally posted by: CVSiN
funny.. i must be the excecption to the rule...
I have had Sony TVs DVDs VCRs a PS2 a reciever... about a jullion walkwans over the years.. and I have never had to ever return any for service or rebuy becasue it crapped out...
please paste the PSP defects i just finshed prepaying for mine ....
is it the dead pixels?
sites are all blocked at work ..
If the walkman's were so great, why did you have to buy so many