Has anyone had a problem with their screen flickering like there's a
candle behind it? It's just annoying enough to bother me when I use
my iBook and just disconcerting enough I wonder if it isn't a sign
the screen's dying...
??
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Stardate 060204.10:01 -0500. A subspace message from Ruffin Bailey reads:
Has anyone had a problem with their screen flickering like there's a candle
behind it?
Either the EL element itself is dying, or the board that generates
the necessary high voltages is failing. You're on last legs
This is the G4 iBook, 1.2 Ghz, 12 - new November 2004.
Take it into Apple for repair ?
the _screen_ itself that goes black or very dark, not the machine
that isn't powering up. It is on, the light on the screen is just out.
The book is on, and works correctly I think, only the light on the
in Europe...
Have no idea why, I really don't think they are commonly used by
spammers and such...
Aase :)
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Sendt: 4. april 2005 07:53
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Emne: SV: iBook screen went black
Hi
. I have a lot of stuff on it which
I need, so sending it off isn't too cool...
Thanks again!
Aase :)
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Emne: Re: SV: iBook screen went black
This is the G4
it up for net use, which I
have never done on a PC before. I got some problems with IE, but fixed
that by installing Firefox instead... LOL... Better that than having to
fiddle with things on a PC
But anyway... Do anybody have an idea about what might have happened to
my iBook screen
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Sendt: 3. april 2005 22:16
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Emne: Re: iBook screen went black
Aase,
I've had two video problems with my G3 900 iBook.
First one was a video card recall, the second was the
beast just not turning on. A totally black screen
could be almost anything
Greetings,
I've got a dual USB iBook with about 3 weeks left on Applecare and just
noticed something odd: If the screen is pushed back all the way, the screen
light cuts out in the last few degrees. Is this the beginning of a failure?
Should
I get it fixed? Pity, it was only just at the shop
At 14:50 -0600 2004:11:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I've got a dual USB iBook with about 3 weeks left on Applecare and just
noticed something odd: If the screen is pushed back all the way, the screen
light cuts out in the last few degrees. Is this the beginning of a
failure? Should
I
On 24/11/04 15:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I've got a dual USB iBook with about 3 weeks left on Applecare and just
noticed something odd: If the screen is pushed back all the way, the screen
light cuts out in the last few degrees. Is this the beginning of a
The National Enquirer reports at 9:28 PM -0600 7/13/04, michael Vogt wrote:
What is the best thing to use to clean your Ibook screen not just dirt
Klear Screen is used by a number of knowledgeable portable owners.
Others swear that nothing beats plain old water and a lint-free cloth
What is the best thing to use to clean your Ibook screen not just dirt
Michael Sharon Vogt
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on 13/07/04 23:28, michael Vogt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the best thing to use to clean your Ibook screen not just dirt
Michael Sharon Vogt
I use KlearScreen (also known as iKlear). It's maybe not as effective as,
say, window cleaner, but it's a lot safer for your screen
I have an Indigo iBook running OS X 10.2.8. Once in a while, after the
machine has gone to sleep and I wake it up, the screen seems dark
somewhat, especially around the perimeter. And after about 10-15
minutes, it returns to the original brightness and sometimes it stays
that way until it goes
I saw something on eBay made by Macally that looks like a plastic
holder for iBooks and PowerBooks that holds the computer up in the air
so that it cools nicely. The one I saw does not raise the computer a
few inches but holds the computer almost vertical.
The picture showed an iBook in it
Michael,
On 29-Feb-04, at 6:03 AM, Michael Shaw wrote:
I have never opened my new iBook any further than it takes to see the
screen.
How far can they be safely opened???
I looked through the iBook literature for a picture showing the limits
of mobility of the screen but there aren't any.
before it goes out of warranty.
My 2001 iBook screen has started to flicker just a bit when it comes
out of sleep. If I lower the brightness 1 level it stops, but I don't
like to do that. It's under warranty for a few more months. Is this
something I should get fixed now? It's almost imperceptible
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