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    Light Leakage

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Aslund, Jun 30, 2006.

  1. Aslund

    Aslund Notebook Enthusiast

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    How do you find out if your screen has light leakage.

    Ps. What is Light Leakage really and why does it occure?

    Regards

    Aslund
     
    Aslund, Jun 30, 2006
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    Metamorphical Good computer user

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    Metamorphical, Jun 30, 2006
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  3. ArmanSLR

    ArmanSLR Notebook Evangelist

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    put a black screensaver then go into dark and you can see it.
     
    ArmanSLR, Jun 30, 2006
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