13" MacBook Pro Retina Display Image Retention / Burn In
I received a 13" MacBook Pro with Retina Display today. The model is MD212LL/A and according to http://www.chipmunk.nl/cgi-fast/applemodel.cgi , the production year is 2012 and the production week is 48. I ran the "Image Persistance Test," http://iva-soft.com/gray/ for 5 minutes. I noticed the alternating white and black blocks were "burned" into the screen. I timed the occurence and the burn-ins went away after 9 minutes. Also, I used a picture of the McDonald's yellow and red arch and left it on the screen for four minutes. After 4 minutes, I exited the window and noticed image retention of the McDonald's arch.
I tried to find the manufacturer of the display using the Terminal command listed in the other threads. However, I believe Apple has disabled this command or has changed it to something different. Entering the command did not result in anything.
I am assuming I have a LG panel. This is disappointing since my 15" MacBook Pro with retina display also had the same problem before Apple replaced it with a Samsung panel. The display on the 13" also looks more yellow. I have already setup an exchange. I read that LG had recently won a large contract producing displays for Apple. Does anybody know if the 13" MacBook Pro with retina display only comes with a LG display or is there hope for a Samsung display?
MacBook Pro with Retina display