Yes, it makes perfect sense to assume that you are smarter or more observant than the average iPad purchaser and therefore see defects that they are too clueless to notice. It's assertions like that that makes all of your complaints suspect. You can't just leave it at your own personal experiences. You have to extrapolate that somehow you are far more discriminating than all of the other iPad owners who are happy with their iPads. It also only emphasizes the appearance that you have an agenda rather than just a beef due to your own misfortune.
And correct your spelling? What ARE you talking about?
Yes my whole agenda is to try and bring down the apple empire so I can promote my new gadget I am about to release .
Look I absolutely love the new iPad but there is clearly an issue, but here I am wasting my time replying to someone who doesn't have a screen issue. You think we (screen issue whine babies )are setting up a conspiracy/agenda , think what you like . I wish I didn't like apple as much as I do so maybe I could set up a conspiracy/agenda so I could satisfy you
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The vast, vast majority of consumer electronics purchasers will never complain about anything other than the most blatant of screen issues. They'll take something back if it is cracked or not working and that is about it.
Most people don't know what a dead pixel is and won't notice one when they see it. They don't notice even the most extreme light leakage. They certainly don't notice uneven backlighting and splotchy color tints.
I've seen this again and again, long before there was an iPad to scrutinize. Laptop monitors, cell phone screens, TV sets. I now have 3 friends and family with a new iPad. They love their iPad and see nothing wrong with it. All three have *absolutely abysmal* screens.
Sorry, but there really are people who are more able to see screen defects, and there really are more discriminating customers. For the most part, the consumer electronics market is able to satisfy these people. The new iPad is a rare exception, because there is something truly wrong with a great number of these screens.
Many of us have seen thousands of LCD screens on thousands of devices. It is rare that something so truly terrible immediately jumps out at us, as it has with the new iPad. We know what the inherent issues of LCD are - there is no such thing as a perfect screen. That's not what we're talking about here. That's not what we're seeing here. That's not what you're pretending NOT to see in the many photographs demonstrating the problems.
Agreed
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