N npriess macrumors regular Original poster Jan 3, 2009 #1 Should I pay attention to the bright areas in the bottom? Do they indicate that some of the brightening LEDs are malfunctioning?
Should I pay attention to the bright areas in the bottom? Do they indicate that some of the brightening LEDs are malfunctioning?
N npriess macrumors regular Original poster Jan 3, 2009 #3 Just noticed the bright spots which are visible with a dark background. With a bit lower brightness and a brighter background, they aren't visible.
Just noticed the bright spots which are visible with a dark background. With a bit lower brightness and a brighter background, they aren't visible.
kastenbrust macrumors 68030 Jan 3, 2009 #4 my older computers have that when the computers first turning on, and its all dark, but my new macbook pro doesnt 🙂 but the other ones work fine, so i dont think its an issue. this might interest you also https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/593991/ its called backlight leak.
my older computers have that when the computers first turning on, and its all dark, but my new macbook pro doesnt 🙂 but the other ones work fine, so i dont think its an issue. this might interest you also https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/593991/ its called backlight leak.
V Verdanice macrumors regular Jan 4, 2009 #5 Most notebook screens have a bleed of some sort, but that's very bad for an MBP. What version is it (when did you buy it)?
Most notebook screens have a bleed of some sort, but that's very bad for an MBP. What version is it (when did you buy it)?
Solemony macrumors 6502 Jan 4, 2009 #7 I suggest you should take it to an apple store to have them look at it..
N npriess macrumors regular Original poster Jan 4, 2009 #8 I have sent the picture to my apple contact person, and hopefully she will reply tomorrow. I live far away from an apple store.
I have sent the picture to my apple contact person, and hopefully she will reply tomorrow. I live far away from an apple store.