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It seems like a (yet another) problem with the LCD inverter, I am not too sure... but nonetheless it is not something I would expect from a $2.5k "professional" notebook that I use for graphics design and stuff..

 

Please digg the page if you don't mind. Thanks.

i don't think it's a macbook problem so much as that image and lcds don't like each other. :)

 

really didn't want to appear in attack mode, but it was the oddest thing to see, and i have no problems with my lcd

so i assumed it was a purposeful misdirection.

 

no hard feelings i hope.

 

setting it as my desktop background tiled, the same thing. interesting.

Well, cheap LCD screens seem to exhibit the same problem. Some MBP users pointed out that their screen doesnt have the flicker though. But majority, including all my friends seem to have the flicker...

 

Basically...the left part of the screen will blink.. on 50% fill patterns of high contrast.

 

 

 

Quixos> i am cool. :)

Just tested on ma MBP and there is flickering. But it depends how I look on the display. It is never at the point where I look at, only in the outer parts of my range of vision. I think what we are experiencing here has something to do with humans eyes. Our visual organ is evolutionary developed to produce maximum sharpnes in a small angle (1-2°) in the middle of the range of vision, but to have a faster response for movements in the outer range of vision. The reason is simply to have a faster response when something attacks from the side. The image set as the background of the testpage might propably hit the point where LCDs electronic gets in trouble and their refresh rate becomes viewable by humans outer range of vision.

 

Maybe I am totally wrong ;)

It's an optical effect - i think caused by the inability of your eyes to focus on all the dots at the same time so as you try to focus on a small area the area at the periphery of your vision is out of focus and appears to flicker.

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