Just as fair a question is whether the same few malcontents are going to be allowed to keep cramming their issues down our throats and telling those of us who didn't have problems that we have "low standards"? The bickering, the baiting, the general "I'm right and you're wrong" nastiness goes both ways. We're not going to be able to resolve it unless both sides of the argument acknowledge that.
Nobody here is technically wrong. We know that there are problematic iPads out there, but it is no more fair to assert that all iPads are defective except a rare few than it would be for others to assert the opposite. But time and again we have the same few serial bitchers who claim to have returned a gazillion iPads telling those of us (the majority) who have had no problems that we don't know what a good screen looks like or we have low standards. That's no more acceptable than anything you think is being done to you.
jesus chist man, give it a rest, damn it, isn't there anyone moderating here?
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Sorry for that outburst, but I 've pretty much had it with trying to hold a discussion here and having this constant trolling, and bitchers this bitchers that... effing contribute to the thread or get off to the ipad accesories and apps subforums...
Anyway I am starting to form a more informed opinion about the the new ipad's screen.
Ok, here it goes.
There's an issue with the display grade, it can be more pronounced as in yellow, red, etc. hues or it can be more subtle.
There are also double the amount of led's being used to light it up, due to retina, this is a side effect of retina (hence the lower brightnes despite the higher led number). This can affect perception of the image for some people, and it can affect comfort in reading. I know it does to me, to what extent it's the same for others I don't know.
Contrast is reported as being the same as in the second gen ipad. I very much doubt that. Not with the qc they are doing at least. In all the ipads I ve looked at the store, well all but one actually, and two I've owned contrast seems lower than the previous gen, that's why the screens seem more washed out. For example the linen texture in the multitasking bar upon double click of the home button appears considerably more washed out than on ipad 2. I am not colour techie. But this to me is clear evidence of a contrast issue.
There's different temperature in this screen, the ipad 2 was warmer, some would say it was a better screen to that respect.
No matter what I 've done to calibrate the screen to a warmer tone via software it won't work, it's just I guess the quality of the panel.
If anyone has any more on this, for a
to the point, discussion you are very welcome.