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shiunn

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Dec 18, 2006
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gosh, i just got my macbook yesterday, and i think i'm seeing 'waves' on my screen. My best description of it is "subtle, difficult-to-notice, vertically descending waves, sorta like a refresh rate" going at probably 100perminute.
can somebody pls advise me!! i'm frantically worried.
thanks
 

DaLurker

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Mar 30, 2006
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gosh, i just got my macbook yesterday, and i think i'm seeing 'waves' on my screen. My best description of it is "subtle, difficult-to-notice, vertically descending waves, sorta like a refresh rate" going at probably 100perminute.
can somebody pls advise me!! i'm frantically worried.
thanks

Take it back and exchange it. No doubt if it bothers you its a problem. Insist on a new machine, don't accept a repair.
 

greenmeanie

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Jan 22, 2005
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I just bought my macbook pro 2 days ago and have a dead pixel in black right in an annoying place. They want 10% which comes to $200 to return it :( . If it was on the sides i wouldn't care but it towards the middle.
 

shiunn

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Dec 18, 2006
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how common is this problem anyway? i'm afraid that if i exchange it, its going to have the same problem again.
 

AlexGFX88

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Jan 12, 2007
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I just bought my macbook pro 2 days ago and have a dead pixel in black right in an annoying place. They want 10% which comes to $200 to return it :( . If it was on the sides i wouldn't care but it towards the middle.
They will exchange it for free..... Demand it. No-way should you have to pay 200 to return a faulty machine.

Cheers,
Alex
 
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