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Small grey mark, seemingly under screen cover, what is it?
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Under my macbook screen (the depth appears to be different than that of a stray piece of dust ON the screen) there is a small, grey mark, maybe 2 mm long. It certainly does not disrupt my use of the machine, but it is quite annoying, and it catches my eye almost every time I use the thing. Can anyone tell me what this is, and if there is anything I can do to get rid of it?
Thanks in advance
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go jets! they beat new england once this season, they can do it again.
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imac g3 600
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Damn straight. 
Anyone know about the mark?
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i have a couple of those (a little smaller, though) on/in my imac g5's screen too. i'm guessing dead pixels?
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That was my first thought. The mark, however, is oriented diagonally, and i don't understand how a group of dead pixels could be ordered in such a way. 
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Originally Posted by nyjets777 
That was my first thought. The mark, however, is oriented diagonally, and i don't understand how a group of dead pixels could be ordered in such a way.
damned sorry assed game. oh well, at least they got beat honestly.
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