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dbboy

macrumors member
Original poster
Oct 31, 2006
31
2
Sacramento, Ca.
Just noticed this today. A tiny (yet annoying) black speck which appears to be behind he glossy cover of the screen. Anyone else have this problem? I see now way of getting rid of it. :(
 

donster28

macrumors 68000
Oct 5, 2006
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811
Great White North
Just noticed this today. A tiny (yet annoying) black speck which appears to be behind he glossy cover of the screen. Anyone else have this problem? I see now way of getting rid of it. :(

sorry but i don't have this on mine nor have i have heard of it in a macbook/pro. i know that this occurs in some dlp projection televisions...i actually noticed at least 2 specks on all dlp tv's on demo at my local electronic store. i guess it has something to do with the layering of the screen.

it can be annoying, i suggest taking it to an apple store and have it exchanged since it's not really a dead pixel. good luck.
 

diadem

macrumors regular
Nov 13, 2006
139
0
Glasgow
Just noticed this today. A tiny (yet annoying) black speck which appears to be behind he glossy cover of the screen. Anyone else have this problem? I see now way of getting rid of it. :(
It could be a dead/stuck pixel('s) get one of the tools to test for it :)
 

Cooknn

macrumors 68020
Aug 23, 2003
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Fort Myers, FL
I agree with the post above - sounds more like a dead pixel than a spec of dust.

Check this out: one night I noticed a freaking ant behind the screen towards the bottom of my 23-inch Cinema HD! He was having a hard time moving around - who knows how the heck it got in there. Anyways, I shut off the display went to bed and put in a little prayer that he'd be gone in the morning. Much to my surprise he was :). I laced the back of my desk with ant spray so that (hopefully) won't happen again...
 

iW00t

macrumors 68040
Nov 7, 2006
3,286
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Defenders of Apple Guild
I agree with the post above - sounds more like a dead pixel than a spec of dust.

Check this out: one night I noticed a freaking ant behind the screen towards the bottom of my 23-inch Cinema HD! He was having a hard time moving around - who knows how the heck it got in there. Anyways, I shut off the display went to bed and put in a little prayer that he'd be gone in the morning. Much to my surprise he was :). I laced the back of my desk with ant spray so that (hopefully) won't happen again...

Do you think the ant made it out of the screen alive?

His corpse could still be somewhere in the LCD! :eek:
 
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