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illian

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Jan 13, 2008
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Porsche-City, Germany
At the moment i have 2 mbas at home and the displays are different. my first mba had some build issues..so i called apple and they just sent me a second mba. the second mba's display lighting is much brighter especially at the edge of the screen. so the colours are worse and the black is not black any more...so i'm not sure what to do: i want the screen of my first mba and the build quality of the second one ;)
 

Golden Master

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Jul 7, 2007
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Trixter - more info please. Is this a general truth about these screen codes or something based on more limited experience?
 

Beliyaal

macrumors member
Feb 14, 2008
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You can see your display type when you have calibrated your monitor and open the calibrated profile.

Under the 'mmod' heading my Model number says: 9C73
 

illian

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Jan 13, 2008
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Porsche-City, Germany
well here are 2 pics to show u the difference!!
 

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rroback

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Jun 29, 2007
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Have you used colorsync? I have no idea what my mba display number is, but it's darn sharp. I like it better then my 17'' mbp.
 

PDE

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Nov 16, 2005
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well here are 2 pics to show u the difference!!

To be honest, they both look pretty bad in terms of bleed and uneven illumination. I suspect that they look much better in real life, but still.....

I'd choose the right one because it seems to have less bleed and slightly better illumination evenness, even if it's slightly dimmer.
 
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