Self-healing display

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Self-healing display

#1 Post by marcos » Wed Dec 31, 2008 6:11 pm

Hello and happy 2009!

I cannot understand why but I found that my T43's SXVGA+ display apparently has self-heals properties!

Two days ago I transported the TP in a backpack as I did often. Back home I found an irregular area about 1" x 2" to be brighter, contiguous to the bottom border. I supposed it must have been some polarization layer delamination ?!? I was a bit disappointed and believed it was my fault in some way, and prepared myself to live with it. I could not really complain, as any of my TPs, this one served me well for 2+ yrs in many world trips .

Then on the following day I recognize the area to have shrunk in size and be less noticeable. Right now it's barely recognizable except to be light strained when looked at an angle, it has been a slow process that seems to have progressed with the TP either being turned on or off.

I was also surprised to see the display as brighter in that area? After all the biggest complain about these display is lack of brightness !!!

Anyway, as only sometime happens in life, I found this thing to be able to fix itself. Well done Mr display manufacturer!
T440s OK so far.
T420s NVIDIA graphics. Nice, then MB failure.
T400s Workhorse. two of'em, both faulty display with vertical stripes.
T43 °very nice° - MB reflown and dead, two of'em.
T42 15°, dead onboard wireless.
T40, dead memory slot, stolen from me
T30, stolen from me
TP600 dead

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