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    SR MBP display release button just uncoated/discolored!

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by knightfall, Nov 3, 2007.

  1. knightfall

    knightfall Notebook Guru

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    I've a !brand-new! 2.5 months old SR MBP 2.4ghz, since day first I got problems, totally got 5 replacement because of crappy yellowish screen, and gave up after 5th replacement, apple customer service stopped replying my emails and voicemails!!! Still using a yellowish screen w/ a samsung panel.

    My display has a limited opening angle, I've even showed that to apple, I was told that it is in spec!!!

    Anyway, now I've noticed another great feature of this $3K worth baby!
    The display release button started to change its color! Something comes off from that metal part! Now it looks very ugly!!! I use my mbp at office and leaving display always open, so I barely use that button!!

    What should I do for that?


    Here are the pics of that button!

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  2. cashmonee

    cashmonee Notebook Virtuoso NBR Reviewer

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    That sucks. Have you tried calling Customer Relations at the corporate office yet?
     
  3. hollownail

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    Yeah they do that man. But honsetlyk once the coat wears off completely it looks fine.

    I ended up removing what was left of the coat on mine, and it looks shiny silver.
     
  4. knightfall

    knightfall Notebook Guru

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    You mean the Apple Customer Care? They have no idea what I am talking about! :(
     
  5. Rawjamaican

    Rawjamaican Notebook Consultant

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