Mac OS Ken: 11.18.2013

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

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🗓️ 18 November 2013

⏱️ 13 minutes

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:19.6	Potential problems with some Retina iPad mini displays, C is for concern, and an old rumor is new again.
0:21.9	It's Monday, November 18th 2013. I'm Can Ray and this is news from
0:27.5	Maco S. Can brought to you by yours truly and supported by IChart magazine putting Apple and Tech News in focus
0:37.0	E-Y-E-I-Chart magazine a daily publication available for iOS Newsstand Now.
0:45.8	Reports have trouble with some early Retina Display iPad Minis.
0:49.4	Electronista has Instapaper founder Marco Arment saying that Apple's newest many is suffering
0:55.1	burn-in issues on some of its displays. This would seem to support accounts of such
1:00.2	issues reported by Electronista a week and a half ago, though Armid's take on the issue
1:05.2	may be worse. The older report had an unnamed industry source saying that noted shortages of the iPad
1:11.6	many with Rethenna display are tied to burn-in
1:14.8	problems Sharp is having with its Izzo-l-lced panels.
1:19.2	Quoting the report, the source notes that while the burn-in is invisible to the eye the followers are correct though. The burn-in is not always invisible to the eye. The more
1:35.9	recent report has armament devising a test for the issue similar to one that he'd
1:40.2	run for the MacBook Pro. The test involves switching the display from a black and white
1:45.1	checkerboard image to a flat gray screen. On the gray screen, some users are seeing remnants of the
1:52.1	checkerboard.
1:53.0	No word yet on how widespread the issue is.
1:56.0	Arment says he doesn't think it's the kind of thing that he'd have even noticed
2:00.0	had he not run the test.
2:02.0	Additionally, he says he had a few friends tried the test and they had no image retention whatsoever.
2:08.0	Armin's thinking appears to be that he got one of the Sharp devices,
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