Is there a picture or a description somewhere of how these bright
spots look like? I have two small (2x2 mm and 4x2 mm) patches of white
in the lower bottom corner of the screen of my PowerBook G4 15" from
mid-2004. Hardly noticeable, unless I pay attention. Are these the
infamous bright spots? And does warranty cover that? Wouldn't mind
exchanging the display, as I already have a couple of dead pixels...
but I'm afraid that I'll have to wait for a long time to get my
PowerBook back, plus that the screen I'll receive will be of lower
quality. Anyone had this happen?
Marcin Wichary
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