Anandtech's review has a comparison with, like, you know, data n' stuff
http://www.anandtech.com/show/3991/apples-2010-macbook-air-11-13inch-reviewed/5
you think the 13 air has the best screen? you think the 13 air is better than the 11?
The white macbook which is ranked last here actually had as good if not better specs than the macbook air's (2nd generation). Actually it may be the same screen
Open Display Preferences. Click on Color, highlight the top Display Profile, Color LCD, and click Open Profile. Scroll to the last item on the list, Apple display make and model information. Look at the information displayed below the list and you will see the model number of your display.i have the 13" MacBook Air and after using it for a week when I go back to my 15" MacBook Pro the screen looks clunky, dull, and bulky. the resolution is far better on my MBA. i don't know how to check which "version" of the screen i have.
Out of all the MacBooks, the new 13" MBA has the highest contrast and the lowest black level.
In terms of brightness, my MBP 15 looks really dim compared to my 11" MBA and 27" iMac
Open Display Preferences. Click on Color, highlight the top Display Profile, Color LCD, and click Open Profile. Scroll to the last item on the list, Apple display make and model information. Look at the information displayed below the list and you will see the model number of your display.
What screen do you have? Where did you buy your MBA?
Thanks!
Which 13.3" display, 9CF0 or 9CDF?
In an attempt to dispel the notion that too many posters would rather criticize than answer a simple question with a simple answer let me answer yours: See Post #33.Where do you find this info?
Is it too much to ask to go back three posts in the thread before posting a question that has already been answered?
In an attempt to dispel the notion that too many posters would rather criticize than answer a simple question with a simple answer let me answer yours: See Post #33.
Yes, it's too much to ask.
I did look for the answer prior to posting, and I somehow missed it. I guess I was skimming too fast. I beg your forgiveness. After I posted my question, I saw the answer and I tried to delete my post unsuccessfully. I really do try to be careful with my questions, but there's always someone ready to pounce if you mess up.
milan03 said:Sorry, but putting MBA's display in front of any MBP AntiGlare, especially 15" HR/AG is straight up laughable.
How is the terrible contrast on MBA working for ya so far? Seriously, and be honest, of course if you've ever seen HR/AG MBP before.
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ok how does it compare to mbp glossy
I detest all of the MBP's glass covered displays because they all have horrible reflection problems. Although the MBAs are not as immune to reflection difficulties as the premium matte screens, they are far better in this regard than any glass covered display I have used, especially my iPad's, whose reflections make me crazy.The PPI on MBA is looking gorgeous, but I believe the panel on MBP glossy is still superior. For some reason MBA's contrast doesn't impress me at all. Everything looks a bit dimmer and not nearly as color rich as MBPs glossy. It is definitely a different panel, coating, as well as the process of putting the display together.
I detest all of the MBP's glass covered displays because they all have horrible reflection problems. Although the MBAs are not as immune to reflection difficulties as the premium matte screens, they are far better in this regard than any glass covered display I have used, especially my iPad's, whose reflections make me crazy.