I'm confused.
Are there 3 different display possibilities, or are people who say that they have a Toshiba displays just mistaken?
There are only two display possibilities: Samsung and LG.
The two SSDs are Samsung and Toshiba.
I'm confused.
Are there 3 different display possibilities, or are people who say that they have a Toshiba displays just mistaken?
As far as I know, the only way to tell which SSD is installed is to open the box, boot the machine and check the system information. Did the employee open all of those boxes for you, or did he have some other way of identifying the SSD? Checking serial numbers or some such? I'm just curious because every post that I've read here says that the only way to know is to open the box, and I'd be amazed if an employee did that.
Sorry for a late response, but the employee let me boot up the machine and check the SSD myself. After I opened the first one that was a Toshiba, he looked at the serial number, and somehow knew how to tell how new the Air was based on the serial (he assumed all the newer ones would have Samsung). So when he went to the back to get the next one and sure enough it was Samsung.
Just exchanged my MBA 13 for having a dead pixel.
Before I had Toshiba SSD and Samsung LCD.
After I have Samsung SSD and Samsung LCD.
Some reason the key's on the keyboard feel more rubbery. Is it just because its brand new?
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Just exchanged my MBA 13 for having a dead pixel.
Before I had Toshiba SSD and Samsung LCD.
After I have Samsung SSD and Samsung LCD.
Some reason the key's on the keyboard feel more rubbery. Is it just because its brand new?
I've seen a samsung screen of a MBA 11", it looked really nice. Significantly sharper, crisper than my 13's LG. Colors looked more saturated but still had good contrast.
I wonder if it's because samsung or just it's smaller... Is there any "LG vs Samsung" comparison review I wonder?
Honestly I think this is perception. If it looks better to you, then it does. Apple would not let two displays have different clarity on the same model. Looking at Anands review of these panels, the LG beats the Samsung in some critical tests such as black level. But from posts here, you would think the LG was inferior. Looking at test results, I think the LG is a better display. Wonder where this "Samsung is superior" started anyway. SSD, yes (on paper), LCD, no.