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Hi!
I have an issue with MacBook Air 2012 display. It has an area in the contour of the back side of the Apple's symbol. It is lighter, than the whole display. What is it? It's a normal state?
MacBook Air, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)
I think I understand what you are saying. The Apple symbol on the computer's lid is opaque so the backlight of the LCD will make it appear to glow. It looks really cool to see the Apple glowing in a dimly lit room. But if you are working where the light is bright and shining on the lid, the opaque apple symbol will let the bright light shine thru onto the LCD. Under the right conditions you can see the apple symbol shining thru onto the LCD display. It is a side affect of the opaque apple and 'normal'. You can avoid it by turning away from the bright light.
If this isn't what you mean, sorry for wasting a moment of your time.
I read the article about PRAM. But I did not get any effect. I pressed buttons, but nothing was happened. What it was? 😕
It looks weird. The lighter area is only in the contour of the Apple symbol, not in the whole space. How can it be? It is the wide ring, not the whole circle! I can see it on the white screen or gray.
You mean you see the outline of the apple rather than the entire apple?
Yes! It is the outline, wide outline, not entire apple. 🙂 Only left outline, right is not so visible, upper leaf of the apple in not visible from any point of view.
Can it be the display defect, which simply has the same location with the apple?
Is this something you see all the time or just when there's bright light shining on the lid? If it is all the time, even in a dimly lit room, take it to Apple. The only time I see anything at all is when I'm sitting with a bright light shining on me - like the sun is striking the lid.
Great thanks!
I will take it to Apple. I can see this in the dark room too, not only when light strikes to it.
Display. Light area.
