Do I have an LED Backlight display?

[Zathu]

Apple just replaced the top part of my late 2006 MacBook Pro.

The LCD panel's colors seem different then the old one. Is there a way to identify if this is one of the new LED backlit displays?

 

[EricNau]

I doubt it. You probably just need to calibrate your new screen.

Sorry.

 

[ViciousShadow21]

Apple just replaced the top part of my late 2006 MacBook Pro.

The LCD panel's colors seem different then the old one. Is there a way to identify if this is one of the new LED backlit displays?

go to "about this mac" click "more info" then click "graphic/displays" it should tell you all you need to know there. but like ericnau said i doubt it. sorry

 

[jjahshik32]

2006 model? Nope.

 

[lazydesi]

what is the screen model no?

 

[Jurwin]

No LED sport. But hey it could be worse, you could be owning a powerbook G4.

 

[alphaod]

Color differences could mean different panel calibrations or manufacturer. Apple usually replaces with compatible parts.

 

[raymondu999]

2006 model? Nope.

He got his screen changed.

 

[raymondu999]

go to "about this mac" click "more info" then click "graphic/displays" it should tell you all you need to know there. but like ericnau said i doubt it. sorry

Not really. the system profiler displays graphics cards etc. You got to go to system prefs for the display's info

 

[ViciousShadow21]

Not really. the system profiler displays graphics cards etc. You got to go to system prefs for the display's info

yes your right. my bad. i didnt actually look but i thought that's where it would be

edit: i looked there on mine and didnt see anything that gave a serial number. where do you find this?

 

[7even]

He got his screen changed.

I think the circuitry for the LED screen and the non-LED screen is different. Thus, they're incompatible.

 

[Abstract]

He got his screen changed.

So?