The new PROLED MacBook Pro models — which come with OLED touchscreen displays — have a major problem, forcing some Apple users to return them. This follows the iPhone Duo fiasco where a significant number of units broke after a few hours of use and excited fans were left hoping to get a free repair or a replacement. PROLED MacBook Pro causing headaches and dizziness The new MacBook Pro models use very low-frequency PWM dimming for their displays. As some of you might be aware, this triggers...
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C’mon man, that’s like asking how many stars are there in the universe. It’s irrelevant, there is obviously an issue if there is a handful of laptops with similar problems shortly after release.
The new PROLED MacBook Pro models — which come with OLED touchscreen displays — have a major problem, forcing some Apple users to return them. This follows the iPhone Duo fiasco where a significant number of units broke after a few hours of use and excited fans were left hoping to get a free repair or a replacement. PROLED MacBook Pro causing headaches and dizziness The new MacBook Pro models use very low-frequency PWM dimming for their displays. As some of you might be aware, this triggers...
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