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Just purchased a new Samsung 24" display, model 2494HM. I need to test it for dead pixels. Because the shop didn't test it, saying that if there are more than 3 dead pixels, Samsung will replace a new LCD display within 7 days.
Just use GIMP to make a white and a black background, you should be able to see any dead or stuck pixels quite easily. Not that some pixels may be stuck and not dead, in which case you may be able to fix it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_pixel
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