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> Subject: [Duo2400] Re: screen reddish tinge
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> Is there a fix for a red tinge on the screen? my 2400
> screen is also dimmer compared to newer PB's screens.
>
This could be a failing backlight, I used to work for a company that
repaired notebooks, often the failing backlight tubes would shine pink
rather than white, I am no chemist, but I would guess that the
phosphors in the tube break down after time.
(I have also seen a similar thing with domestic fluorescent tubes)
Ben.
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