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How is Apple's warranty different than any other manufacturer's warranty? Every consumer electronics company has a 1 year limited warranty. That's just standard. And if you want more of a warranty, then there's AppleCare, which you can buy anytime before the 1 year ends.

Anyway, back on topic. I have an LG display as well, and I find it to be just fine after calibrating.
 
I have a LG panel, and I stumbled upon a website that causes flickering on the display. The header image of that website is green and causes a headache.

I made a copy of it arrayed for maximum flickering

zPilY.jpg


I viewed this image on a couple of other LCD monitors and saw no flickering whatsoever, so I think it's a problem with the LG panel. I'm taking it back to the store tomorrow to see what they can do about it.
 
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I have a LG panel, and I stumbled upon a website that causes flickering on the display. The header image of that website is green and causes a headache.

I made a copy of it arrayed for maximum flickering

http://i.imgur.com/zPilY.jpg

I viewed this image on a couple of other LCD monitors and saw no flickering whatsoever, so I think it's a problem with the LG panel. I'm taking it back to the store tomorrow to see what they can do about it.

thats....:eek: have u tested on samsung panel on this?
 
OP, if you feel yourself struggling to read try entering this in terminal:


defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 2

or this:

defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 3


Out of interest what does that do ? turn off FontSmoothing or such ?
 
I have a LG panel, and I stumbled upon a website that causes flickering on the display. The header image of that website is green and causes a headache.

I made a copy of it arrayed for maximum flickering

Image

I viewed this image on a couple of other LCD monitors and saw no flickering whatsoever, so I think it's a problem with the LG panel. I'm taking it back to the store tomorrow to see what they can do about it.

Nope, I hope to do that at the store. Does anyone here have a samsung and can view the pic?

Just my own thoughts, but I think this applies to both LG or Samsung because they r both TN panel. If the flicker only occurs on LG then there's gonna be loads of exchange on this week
 
Ugh, that green flickering image does look awful on my LG display. I've tried in Safari, Firefox, Chrome & Preview & it gives the same effect.

I'd be interested to see if Samsung panel owners have the same, I'm expecting that they will but I'd like confirmation of it.

I do have an Apple Mini Display Port to Dual Link DVI converter box which I could try on a couple of other LCDs I own at home but as I'm at work, that won't be before this evening...
 
How it is flickering? I don't see any flickering when idling on that weird yellow-green picture, but it does flicker when I scroll. Same with the crosstalk page.
 
How it is flickering? I don't see any flickering when idling on that weird yellow-green picture, but it does flicker when I scroll. Same with the crosstalk page.

I'm viewing the image on a MBP and same result as above. Only flickers when scrolling.
 
Flickers annoyingly by default, no need to scroll around. MBA 13", LG-panel.
 
I would be shocked if this flickering behavior didn't happen on any MBA screen. This long debate between screens is really silly - I've used both versions on the new Air for at least a week each, and there is very little difference. Honestly - if you had both sitting in front of you and they were both properly calibrated, I would bet cash money that you couldn't tell the difference.
 
I would be shocked if this flickering behavior didn't happen on any MBA screen. This long debate between screens is really silly - I've used both versions on the new Air for at least a week each, and there is very little difference. Honestly - if you had both sitting in front of you and they were both properly calibrated, I would bet cash money that you couldn't tell the difference.

I have a 2011 lg 11" mba and a 2010 samsung 11" mba on hand. The lg flickers, samsung one does not.
 
I have a 2011 lg 11" mba and a 2010 samsung 11" mba on hand. The lg flickers, samsung one does not.

Uh oh, tomorrow Apple is going to receive tons of return units because of flickering phenomenon?:eek:
 
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