Since you've read so many of my posts, you may note that I've said multiple times that I bought one, exactly one, iPad2, and enjoyed it thoroughly for 1 year. (and it took me almost 2 months after launch to even FIND an iPad2)
I am now on my 5th iPad 3, each purchased effortlessly (no shortage), each with glaring screen issues. This says to me that Apple made way too many of these, and QC has taken a hit. No one but people with screen issues seems able to admit this. Not sure why. It's patently obvious to me.
The other byproduct of an extra million or 2 units on the market is that there are MANY people who are completely new to the iPad; people who never had an iPad 1 or 2 and have no comparison to what a good iPad screen can look like. They're merely dazzled by pixel density and the scrutiny stops there. My standards, as you call into question, are based on what Apple has sold me in the past 2 iPads. Nothing more, nothing less.
I wasn't 'calling into question' your standards, simply stating that based on what I've read, it may be very difficult to meet them. In fact, contrary to many of the posts directed your way, I was suggesting you should exchange it if you're not happy with it.
But why try to be nice when you're being such a defensive pr&@k. All I've seen from you is non stop defensive retorts on why your personal standards are better than everyone else's, that we're blind if we can't see what's wrong with all of our iPads, that Apple is producing a defect ridden piece of garbage (I'm paraphrasing, of course).
As you clearly haven't noticed, you ARE in the minority here. The fact that most people don't have problems with their iPads (or are simply unable to perceive them, as I'm sure you'd say), that this iPad is receiving exceptional marks in customer satisfaction and consistently good to great reviews is all the proof that's required to show the problem, though we know you won't admit it, does in fact lie squarely with you or any of the other minuscule percent of iPad owners with impossibly high standards.
And before you once again remind us that 'your iPad 2 is perfect, why can't I get the same with my new iPad?', ever think that your iPad 2 was the exception, that maybe you just got lucky and found the needle in the haystack that lives up to your impossible high standards? Who's to say if you had exchanged it that the next five wouldnt have had the same problems your experiencing now.
You post multiple threads about the poor quality screen on the iPad and get pissed of when most people don't agree with you. Apple hasn't created these exceptionally high standards, as I've seen you state numerous time--you have, it's all in your own mind. You know how you avoid all of the posts advising you that you should stop the obsessive compulsive behavior and just enjoy your iPad? Either shut the $&?! up or stop reading our responses and go start a thread for yourself, Nikos, Giov and anyone else I might've overlooked who dominate these threads and complain to your hearts content.
