Out of interest what does that do ? turn off FontSmoothing or such ?
Well, We will see what happens when my amazon order comes in.
It will be number 3 - I had samsung ssd in the first two.. samsung display then lg display...
I just know the penalty for being indecisive will be the unreturnable LG Toshiba combo.
However, it's also a bridge machine and under a grand.. so I'm fine with it.
anyone else with experiences on both? is crosstalk noticeable in everyday use? browsing? movie viewing etc?
Call again, be polite (not saying that you were not, just a piece of advice), tell your problem, ask for a replacement. Since you are in the 14 days return period you should be able to return it and get a new one. 2-3 weeks sounds odd, so maybe another support person will be more helpful.Just got my air 2 days ago and immediately noticed something odd with the screen -- I got dizzy after using it a bit -- seems to be somekind of subtle flickering going on. Tested with the crosstalks test and got the usual #1 and #2 failure. Yeah, I got the LG monitor.
Then today I noticed that weird ghosting effects on the screen when I move my window around. Was very pissed and called Apple support. After following through their dance to check that and this I gave up and straight up told them to come and get it back.
The support guy told me frankly that I have 2 options. First is to bring it down to their nearby service center for checkup and if confirm defective unit, they will give me a refurbished unit. That's right, refurbished unit. WTF!
Second option is to wait for new replacement unit but will arrive between 2-3 weeks time. Seriously.
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Well yeah I wasn't really polite but not rude. Anyway, the support guy really got my pissed off when he suggest I reinstall Lion. I mean, reinstall Lion?!! For a moment I thought I am dealing with Windows 98 all over again.
Anyway, called and confirmed the 2-3 weeks wait time. Average turn around is 2 weeks but may go up to 3 weeks max. It's ok, I am not in a hurry, I still have my MBP.
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
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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.
For everyone with the LG screen - does it just fail on #2 of the crosstalk test?
I just got a 13" LG panel and it fails on the first 3 - quite spectacularly actually.
Has anyone tried http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/inversion.php - ? How much flickering do you see?
Has anyone tried http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/inversion.php - ? How much flickering do you see?
No, didn't change anything to that flickering...From the release notes of Lion 10.7.1, which just came out today:
"Resolve an issue causing intermittent display flickering on Macbook Air"
Has anyone with an LG display happened to check if this improves anything? It's possible they managed to do a software fix for this issue.
I've had both screens. Who give a sh** about whether either one flickers on a single carefully developed screen pattern on a single site. This is not a common issue at all - it is only an issue for the typical Apple OCD crowd.
I have the LG screen and didn't even notice that something was "wrong" with it until reading the forums and this post in particular. My screen flickers slightly when scrolling down that green image. I am now on my iMac and it did not flicker once. Not sure if that is a big deal or not but my macbook is still perfect in my eyes. The screen looks crisp and flawless. I think we should all stop worrying and just enjoy our products for once.
Completely agree. Unfortunately, OCD rules on this forum (myself included ;-). It is a shame - you almost have to avoid macrumors to enjoy your new mac.