PixelTuneup is the world’s first stuck pixel fixer that improves picture quality and eliminates image retention. The unique patent-pending design uses a proprietary video signal to restore and renew the quality of television images.
- Improves Color and Contrast
- Corrects Image Retention in LCD and LED TVs.
- Reverses Image Persistence
- Eliminates Stuck Pixels
- Reduces Effects of Plasma Burn
- 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
Don’t buy a new TV if you don’t have to. PixelTuneup repairs image problems like stuck pixels, burn in, ghosting, and image retention using a unique patented design. Why spend hundreds or even thousands on a new television when PixelTuneup can fix your current TV?
PixelTuneup is the world’s first stuck pixel fixer that improves picture quality and eliminates burn in. It uses proprietary circuitry specifically designed to correct stuck pixels, image retention, and ghosting. Regular use will help protect your television or monitor from static images like cable channel logos, sports banners, computer desktop images, game console menus, and side bars.
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“I received the Pixel Tuneup this week. It was easy to install on my television. I noticed a difference immediately in the contrast and colors. Thanks for making a great product that is so easy to use.” – Mike H.
One Christmas Eve my wife and I bought a Wii game console and a 40″ LCD television for our family. Our young children played on the Wii from morning to midnight, and after midnight I got to play on it too.
A few mornings later, I woke up to find that I had left the Wii and television on all night. Not a big deal, I thought, until I switched on the cable box to watch the news. Then I noticed something was very wrong with my TV.
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We talk to people almost everyday who have stuck pixels or screen burn on their flat panel television. Many are thinking about spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on a new TV as a result. However, today there are a number of no cost or low cost solutions that can correct these problems and prevent them from coming back.
Before you buy a new television, try one or more of the following methods for correcting the problem. These techniques have reduced or eliminated screen image problems for many people with little cost and little effort.
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PixelTuneUp Protects and Renews your TV or Monitor Picture.
PixelTuneUp is the world’s first stuck pixel fixer that improves picture quality, eliminates burn in, and is completely portable. It uses proprietary circuitry specifically designed to correct stuck pixels, image retention, and ghosting. Regular use will help protect your television or monitor from static images like cable channel logos, sports banners, computer desktop images, game console menus, and side bars.
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You may know already that your television picture could be better. If you wish you had bought a more expensive model, better brand, or higher end TV, you’re not alone. Televisions are expensive investments, and it is disappointing to realize you could have spent a little more to get a better picture.
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Owners of plasma televisions enjoy some of the richest and most colorful images among flat panel displays. Unfortunately, these devices historically have been prone to image retention, ghosting, or burn-in caused by static images. Although plasma technology has improved since the early days, plasma televisions still can suffer from burn-in and ghosting. And not all owners of plasma televisions are ready to run out and buy a new one.
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It is remarkable how far display technologies have come in recent years, in particular televisions that provide high end home entertainment in place of earlier generation tube-based televisions. The combination of digital media like Blu-Ray, high end video gaming, and digital cable leverage the new high resolution television capabilities to bring theater quality to the living room. And the really good news of all is that the variety of prices and formats have made this available to almost everyone.
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The color, contrast, and resolution of modern flat panel televisions are greatly improved since the previous generation of CRT displays. These display technologies, along with the introduction of high-definition (HD) digital broadcasts, Blu-Ray players, and HD video game consoles has made high quality video available to just about everyone. The underlying flat panel technologies include plasma, LCD, and LED displays from a wide variety of manufacturers and price ranges.
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An LCD TV averages around $200-300, while a plasma TV can average around $1000. It seems that the big push these days is to upgrade to a new TV to get a better picture. What many people fail to realize is that picture quality involves pixels.
Typical problems with picture quality, even on fancy new TVs, may include ghosting, stuck pixels, image retention and burn in. Burn in is a particular issue with plasma TVs. PixelTuneup offers a solution, but in order to understand how it works we must first understand the problems it corrects.
Burn in, in simple terms, is basically a damaged pixel. The phosphors that are a part of each pixel are, in effect, aged prematurely. The result is a less intense glow than other pixels. The overall result of burn in is a less clear picture than you would expect from a plasma TV screen.
Burn in does not just occur to a single pixel though. It is the result of a static image that is "burned" into the plasma screen. A network logo that remains on the TV in a static location throughout the duration of a TV program is an example. Unfortunately with plasma TVs these static images can become "burned in" to the screen.
PixelTuneup works to repair the image problems such as suck pixels and burn in. The result is improved picture quality with the expensive of a costly repair or the investment in a new TV. Up until now the only option to get a better picture on your TV was to upgrade to a new TV. PixelTuneup is a way to improve picture quality with the TV you have now and correct problems with newer TVs.
Tuneups help keep our cars running smoothly. The same is true for our television sets. There was a time when TV sets were not that complex and could be easily fixed with a smack on top of the set. You do that today and you're looking at an expensive repair job. The fact is that your TV set needs an occasional tuneup too in order to maintain a clear picture.
Using PixelTuneup once a week for 20 minutes is all that is typically needed to maintain a clear, crisp television screen on traditional or newer TVs. PixelTuneup pays for itself many times over by eliminating costly repairs or upgrades to a more expensive TV.
