File:ISO 13406-2.jpg
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[edit]A chart depicting the ISO 13406-2 specification, which deals with the maximum number of dead pixels allowed per million.
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| current | 03:03, 2 October 2007 | | 642 × 171 (25 KB) | Redlazer (talk | contribs) | A table listing the ISO_13406-2 rules. |
| 02:43, 2 October 2007 |  | 642 × 170 (25 KB) | Redlazer (talk | contribs) | A chart depicting the ISO 13406-2 specification, which deals with the maximum number of dead pixels allowed per million. |
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