>> Re my distorted screen problem, and following on from your much >> appreciated responses, it turns out my 1998 Wallstreet is a 14.1 inch >> screen. (I understand the Wallstreet 13.3 inch screen model has >> recognised problems with its cables but not usually the case with the >> 14.1 inch screen.) > > The symptoms are the same, so I'm going to stick to the diagnosis of a > bad cable or cable connection. Better than the alternative, which is > that the video ram is failing, in which case it's new logic board time > for you.
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