Seems like everyone with the 9C99 is very happy with their display. I will call Apple on Monday to ask for an exchange.
How will you know if a 9C99 is fitted in the replacement before you open the box?
Seems like everyone with the 9C99 is very happy with their display. I will call Apple on Monday to ask for an exchange.
How will you know if a 9C99 is fitted in the replacement before you open the box?
How will you know if a 9C99 is fitted in the replacement before you open the box?
Can't. I tried to see if there were website where you could enter the serial number and see what components were in the lappy, but it never mentioned what type of screen it had.
EDIT: Oh, gotcha. Sir Cecil laying the smackdown yet again.
No, just curious to know if by asking for an MBP within certain serial numbers, there might be a greater likelihood of getting the preferred components.
I have the 9C99 in mine and find it extraordinarily good in every respect.
No, just curious to know if by asking for an MBP within certain serial numbers, there might be a greater likelihood of getting the preferred components.
I have the 9C99 in mine and find it extraordinarily good in every respect.
The screen model can be checked by opening System Preferences -> Color LCD -> Color -> Open Profile then selecting #13 (in the list) and reading the Model field.
Did you select a profile (any will do) and open it using the 'Open Profile' button?
The screen in the new unibody MacBook Pro 17" 2.66Ghz I received is a 9C98. I wonder if the processor speed determines what screen you get, or maybe it's just luck. If anyone can reply with their screen model and processor speed it would be a great help, since I will be asking Apple for an exchange.
I have the 2.66 and the 9C99. I had the chance to compare notebooks with my brother in laws new 17 MBP, who has a 2.66 with a 9C98 screen. The 9C98 definitely seems to have a blue-ish hue to it, out of the box anyways. I would say both screens are equally as bright, but the 9C98 (atleast the unit he had) had a fair amount of light bleed along the bottom of the screen. Needless to say, he wanted to swap units with me![]()