Tom/Roger,
Thanks for your prompt replies.
I also have a PB140 of the same vintage (and from the same 'Dreaded
Previous Owner') as the PB170, and its LCD has no problems. (I know
it's also an active-matrix in the 170 vs. passive in the 140.)
The backlight in the 170 is very bright - just like n
Tom/Roger,
Thanks for your prompt replies.
I also have a PB140 of the same vintage (and from the same 'Dreaded
Previous Owner') as the PB170, and its LCD has no problems. (I know
it's also an active-matrix in the 170 vs. passive in the 140.)
The backlight in the 170 is very bright - just like n
> I have an old PowerBook 170 that I=92m trying to resurrect but it has an
> LCD problem.
> =A0
> It has light shadowy tinges to the extremes of the display which get
> darker and grow inwards after a while of use, so much so that it looks
> like you have tunnel vision with only the middle 2/3 of
Steve,
Had a similar problem with a PB 140, replaced the backlight.
Roger
Steve Pullan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have an old PowerBook 170 that Im trying to resurrect but it has an
> LCD problem.
>
> It has light shadowy tinges to the extremes of the display which get
> darker and grow inward
Hi all,
I have an old PowerBook 170 that Im trying to resurrect but it has an
LCD problem.
It has light shadowy tinges to the extremes of the display which get
darker and grow inwards after a while of use, so much so that it looks
like you have tunnel vision with only the middle 2/3 of the scr
