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post #81 of 88
6/30/12 at 7:14am

Could someone have a rMPB mesaure if the trackpad is in the center of the Notebook and not slighty align to right? I have seen it on display a few times but everytime i saw it i thought it looks dispoportional.

I somehow even think the left side is slightly wider.

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post #82 of 88
6/30/12 at 9:07am

Each edge of the trackpad is 5" away fro the edge of the case.

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post #83 of 88
7/1/12 at 1:40am
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Originally Posted by dweeks View Post

Each edge of the trackpad is 5" away fro the edge of the case.

 

Um... I just go back and check again, must be something wrong with my eye sight i continue to think it is not aligned. My fault.

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post #84 of 88
7/14/12 at 10:44am
Here is one photographer's take on the new RMBP...

• http://cdtobie.wordpress.com/2012/06/19/retina-display-macbook-pro-for-calibration-and-photography/

  • The high resolution reduces eyestrain
  • The gamut is a lot better than on the displays of previous models, as it now displays 99% of sRGB
  • The glare was greatly reduced compared the glossy displays
  • IPS technology allows to display similar colors and brightness at a wide range of viewing angles
  • The default calibration is rather good but there is room for improvement

Seems reasonable to me. Certainly not the waste of money some are claiming.



PS: Apple screwed us once again¡ They could have easily added an Ethernet jack on the new RMBP¡
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"Blank! BLANK! You're not looking at the big picture!"

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"Blank! BLANK! You're not looking at the big picture!"

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post #85 of 88
7/14/12 at 11:02am
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[*]The high resolution reduces eyestrain
[*] The glare was greatly reduced compared the glossy displays
[*] IPS technology allows to display similar colors and brightness at a wide range of viewing angles

NO. YOU'RE WRONG. GLOSSY DISPLAYS PHYSICALLY DAMAGE OUR EYES. THEY RUIN OUR COLORS. THEY CANNOT BE USED. ANY GLARE AT ALL IS UNACCEPTABLE. NO LIGHT MUST REFLECT OFF THE SCREEN.

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PhilBoogie
That's Google alright. For a stupid company they sure do dumb things.
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PhilBoogie
That's Google alright. For a stupid company they sure do dumb things.
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post #86 of 88
7/15/12 at 3:30pm
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NO. YOU'RE WRONG. GLOSSY DISPLAYS PHYSICALLY DAMAGE OUR EYES. THEY RUIN OUR COLORS. THEY CANNOT BE USED. ANY GLARE AT ALL IS UNACCEPTABLE. NO LIGHT MUST REFLECT OFF THE SCREEN.
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Turn off the lights then. And your caps lock.

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post #87 of 88
9/7/12 at 11:24pm
I love the "T" shaped design. I've had experience with both the "T" and "L" shaped power adapters and found that the "L" shaped version held onto the computer a little too well. It didn't allow for a clean break away every time (by clean, I mean the computer not moving at all). I've never had a problem with the "T" shaped version. Sure, it doesn't look as pretty, but I'd rather have a pretty laptop than one that got pulled off my lap and was damaged in the process (angle of your legs, surface the computer is resting on, humidity levels, etc may be a factor in this scenario).
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post #88 of 88
3/22/13 at 10:41am
Anyone with the burn-in (ghost) display problem? please reply
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