Hair in Macbook screen?

[Hustle]

I've got something that looks like a hair behind my screen. I think its a hair. It looks like it is.

Its really anoying.

Has anyone else had a problem like this?.

 

[peapody]

ew.. pics?

 

[Cybergypsy]

some one else had a ant and hair in another.....

 

[Wooscary]

I had what looked to be an eyelash, plus a growing amount of small black dots starting at the bottom of the screen. Had to have the screen replaced.

 

[GSMiller]

I was sitting here a few weeks back, chilling, surfing on the web, when I noticed a period on the Google search page began moving around. WHAT??! I screamed in my mind, so I leaned in closer for an inspection. Sure enough it was some sort of tiny bug crawling around INSIDE the display of my 20" white iMac. So I had 2 options:

1) Smack the screen really hard, killing it and possibly damage my screen

or

2) Put my display to sleep and pray that it crawled back out

Sure enough option 2 worked, thank god, because a little dead bug in my display would surely drive me crazy. Perhaps the Apple displays aren't sealed good enough? Or maybe this is a flaw with flat panels, as a web search yielded many cases similar to mine.

 

[armd.franco]

my 10 days old macbook has what looked like an eyelash but it's actually 2 dead pixels, i'm taking it to the apple store on friday.

 

[lampdeskchair]

That's disgusting, yet so awesome. Take a pic!


I remember when we first got my trusty 42" Dell HDTV 2 years ago. A few days after we got it all setup, we noticed a dead pixel....then it moved...Turned out to be a tiny little beetle thing and was annoying as hell. Would run all around the screen, eventually it died-luckily not while between the LCD/Glass lol.

 

[drake]

I was sitting here a few weeks back, chilling, surfing on the web, when I noticed a period on the Google search page began moving around. WHAT??! I screamed in my mind, so I leaned in closer for an inspection. Sure enough it was some sort of tiny bug crawling around INSIDE the display of my 20" white iMac. So I had 2 options:

1) Smack the screen really hard, killing it and possibly damage my screen

or

2) Put my display to sleep and pray that it crawled back out

Sure enough option 2 worked, thank god, because a little dead bug in my display would surely drive me crazy. Perhaps the Apple displays aren't sealed good enough? Or maybe this is a flaw with flat panels, as a web search yielded many cases similar to mine.

Better hope it didn't lay eggs. Heard stories like this before, with Dell monitors. Then sometimes end with a family of them.

Here's a video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tu_yBEZ-is

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