Ipod touch - Glittery screen !

Question

Does your IPT screen look "glittery" with full brightness on a black background?
Picture (it shows more than you can see in real life) - you have to look really close to see it in person.
It's not dead pixels (or stuck), there's one stuck pixel on the picture tho, but i'm talking about all the "glitter"... Seems like the backlight is getting trough some of the pixels (which it shouldn't) I've seen pictures on IPT that doesn't have this problem
Do you got this?
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Answer 1

Its NOT dead or stuck pixels.....I posted before about 'green sparkles'.
They are microscopic particle which catch the backlight....they vary in size (pixels do not) and as you angle the screen they come and go and also change colour from red to green to blue at the specs sit over different sub-pixels dependant on screen angle and viewers eye line.
A stuck sub-pixel will remain lit and very obviouse on a black screen regardless of angle and backlight brightness. Some people maybe really unlucky and have both but they are distinctly different. One is a screen fault Stuck/dead pixels) and one (the sparkles) are an assembly issue. I have an 8gig week 38 and a 16 gig week 38 one is a 1D38 and one a 1A38. I also had the thought that the particles may be present in the coatingon the front membrane of the LCD and a manufacturing fault direct from whoever makes these screens for apple. I have kept both units as they are only noticable on max backlight (that washes out the blacks) and with your nose pressed against the screen. Trust me having had 3 MacbookPro's with stuck pixels and 2 Macbooks with the same i'm well aware what they look like and this particular issue is NOT stuck or dead pixels.