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Pixel Tester You want to check if your portable Mac or your screens or LCD displays have any dead pixels? You want to buy a second-hand portable Mac or LCD display but you want to check it first not to buy a defective one? You have multiple screens connected on the same Mac and want to check all of them without changing the connections?

Pixel Tester helps you to detect any dead pixel on your screens or LCD displays.
  • You can test all possible and existing colors on your screen simply by moving the mouse, which is fun, simple and fast.
  • You can in particular test pure red, pure green and pure blue by moving the mouse at the bottom of the screen, and pure white by moving it at the top of the screen.
  • You can test pure black at the end of the test.
  • It uses several patterns to help you to detect dead pixels more easily.
  • It supports multiple monitors and asks you at launch which one you want to test.
  • It doesn't need any installation which makes it very easy to use.
  • It is available in Dutch, English, French, German and many other languages.
  • Read the whole documentation for more details...
WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.0:
  • A full recompilation has been made to be compatible with Leopard.
  • The graphical interface has been unified.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X


SCREENSHOT

Developer:AlphaOmega Software
Downloads:11,942
  - Version d/l:850
Utilities:Desktop
License:Shareware
Date:12 May 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    Pixel Tester User Reviews (14 posts)Write A Review
    Aug 25 2007

    DOCTOR INFINITY  Instead of shelling out the absurd price of $20 for this simple one trick pony, you could pay merely $9 for Tiger Cache Cleaner; it's an excellent system maintenance app which INCLUDES a pixel testing feature, along with other nifty, useful features not available in other maintenance apps. And it's also PPC/Intel friendly.

    But if you'd rather piss away your $20 on Pixel Tester

    3.4(and I can't imagine why), then the pleasure is yours.  (Version 3.4)

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    Aug 17 2007

    DOCTOR INFINITY  So, still $20(15 Euros) for this redundant little trifle..... a most pedestrian pixel tester, which is easily available for free from other developers, eh, Alpha Omega Software? Well, in the words of the French guard in scene 8 of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, "I FART in your general direction!". Feh!!!!  (Version 3.4)

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    May 1 2007

    SYHARRIS  Another reinvention of the wheel(and a simple wheel, at that), RIDICULOUSLY OVERPRICED at $20 from a company that charges that amount for all their software, including (now get this!) a Startup Chime Stopper(I've been using the FREE and excellent "Psst!").

    There are a number of FREE pixel testers that work just fine; just do a MacUpdate search.

    Hey developer, I dare you to justify charging $20 for this....no, I double dare you!

    The company's name is "AlphaOmega", as in the "beginning and the end". I guess the developer means the first and last word in software, no?

    Well, it's the first and last word in CHUTZPAH!

    Ya know, I think I'll avoid buying ANY software from this developer.....just 'cause I feel like it!

    God, this really bummed me out.   (Version 3.3)

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    Jan 31 2007
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    MINIMARC  Don't waste your time. get a free product.  (Version 3.1)

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