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What does the white spot look like? (Page 3)
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
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Seems this white-spot problem still exists even on new Powerbooks.. this is a photo of a white screen on my 1.67ghz 15" Powerbook (roughly 3 months old):
That vertical white line right-of-center just showed up in the past week or so (I think). Definitely looks like the infamous white spot problem, eh? I haven't taken it in to show an Apple tech yet, but I will soon. Not too happy about it. 
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[Staring at new 12" G4 PBook with deer-in-headlights-expression]: White spots? Should I be worried?
Edit: Deleted stupid question.
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Last edited by Tiresias; Sep 22, 2005 at 09:16 AM.
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Hi recently sent my 1.67 back for a fairly small white spot (about the size of a dime). Apple replaced the dispaly with a new Samsung display ( per service report ).
Still under original parts warranty. No questions or problems.
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Originally Posted by Woody
Hi recently sent my 1.67 back for a fairly small white spot.
A 12" ?
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I really don't have time to read thrrough this whole thread... but there is a definative white spot in teh center of my screen, does apple take this in for repairs or not?
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Call them/go to an apple store to get a definative answer.
I think based upon Apple's prior statements regarding the white spots they should but that was some time ago, so I have no idea if their pledge to correct defective units is still in effect, so the best thing is to go to the source.
Mike
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Baninated
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As return,
something specail is here for you!
enjoy it!
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Mac Elite
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Originally Posted by cindyding0412
As return,
something specail is here for you!
enjoy it!
Why is this spammer not banned yet?
Reported. Enjoy your posting privileges while it lasts.
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Apple used to have terrible problems with white spots
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How can I test for the white spots?
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