I'm referring to the iPod with the blue screen on the left. If you notice on the left side of the screen there is a series of waviness of light and dark spots... and this is exactly how mine is... is this normal, and anyone else get this?
Originally posted by holy MAC!
im curious:
it appears from the orange buttons that both are 3G ipods....
how come one has the blue light,
and the other the white?
are the lights on the 10/15 different than the 30?
very curious..
Originally posted by mstecker
Maybe it's because you're listening to that depressing music.
Originally posted by triton
I am still dancing my 80 CD PLUS Depeche Mode collection.
Originally posted by Rezet
...If it bothers you, echange it for grey one, if you can find it.
Originally posted by ZildjianKX
Ummm... DM didn't make that many CDs...
Originally posted by ZildjianKX
I'm referring to the iPod with the blue screen on the left. If you notice on the left side of the screen there is a series of waviness of light and dark spots... and this is exactly how mine is... is this normal, and anyone else get this?
Originally posted by benixau
Facts:
This is also exhibited on mobile phones, PDAs and anything else that uses LEDs along one side of a screent o light it. Those bright spots are where the LEDs are for lighting up the screen. The dark spots are in between them.
This problem can be solved by moving the LEDs furthur away from the screen at the cost of brightness of the LEDs on the screen.
This problem has plauged PDA manufactureres for a long time and even phone makers to some extent. The other solution is to use LEDs that are not a bright. Either way the brightness is reduced. Although, if you move the LEDs away from the screeen and the make them brighter the problem can be pretty much solved. Of course the only thing stopping this is the design: is there enough case space to move the LEDs far enough away? In the 3G iPods it looks like the answer is no.
Originally posted by evil
i dont know which screen mine is and i dont care.
people complain about the littlest things.