I have a Lombard 333/14.1" screen. I have noticed that the bottom half/quarter is fairly brighter than the top. at any angle, parallel to my face or not, the bottom is sort of washed out. I've tried various colourSync profiles and creating my own...still the same results. I do not know if this is a backlight, inverter board or screen problem, or if this is normal. The colour on my screen is also not as dark/matched as my CRT on my other Mac. I've also tried adjusting the brightness, but to no avail. When I have not used it for a while, the screen is kinda dark...then it graduallyt warms/brightens up over 5 minutes. Any ideas?

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