I just picked up a used Wallstreet 300 and the seller lied about there being no stuck pixels. I don't care enough to send it back, however. Someone has suggested to me that a person can sometimes 'rub-out' a stuck pixel on an active matrix screen by simply rubbing the area with a finger. Is that correct? Any suggestions regarding removing a stuck pixel?
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