Its impossible to have IR on an LCD screen only plasmas or old CRTs can have IR.
Its impossible to have IR on an LCD screen only plasmas or old CRTs can have IR.
Explain why all the ghost images of the icons are lined up next to the bezel. Too much time on your hands?
Nice try! Can clearly see a double reflection of where your body position shifted slightly between two photos. This hacky photoshop can even be accomplished on the iPad.
Looks like image retention from the settings page.
Wow you people just assume that because something is wrong with a. apple product that it has to be fake. I have had this issue with the iPad 3 and my last 4s. Not to mention it has been an issue with the MacBook Pro retina line.
It's difficult to believe because it's an LCD screen.
IR is more sensitive during the panel's break-in period.
The fact that you don't think it could happen on an LCD screen means that most people don't experience IR when using LCD panels.
The fact that you don't think it could happen on an LCD screen means that most people don't experience IR when using LCD panels.
However, an alarming number of Retina Macbook Pro users (some who have replaced their screens 13+ times) see this phenomenon with the LG panel. Yours truly replaced the panel 7 times for IR before I got a Samsung panel which does not exhibit this issue.
Here's the 5500+ reply Apple Discussion forums thread on the issue. That thread has gotten so many views now, it appears the thread view counter has rolled over, lol.
I vow to never ever buy a product with an LCD made by LG ever again.
It's difficult to believe because it's an LCD screen.
I would just recommend keeping the brightness below 50% for the first 100 hours or so. IR is more sensitive during the panel's break-in period. Never saw this on an iPad, but I definitely don't doubt the OP.