There’s a lot of confusion within the MacBook systems starting with the M1!
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There’s a lot of confusion within the MacBook Pro systems starting with the M1!
M1 - You can’t use a virgin display (never used) as the camera firmware has not been installed, you can use a used display, but you will loose TrueTone.
M2 & M3 systems - The Liquid Retina XDR display requires calibration as the active backlighting zones won’t line up. Which forces you to use an Apple sold display to get access to the paywalled tool. The newer lid angle sensor also requires calibration so be careful when disconnecting the ribbon cable.
There’s a lot of confusion within the MacBook systems starting with the M1!
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M1 - You can’t use a virgin display (never used) as the camera firmware has not been installed, you use can use a used display, but you will loose TrueTone.
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M1 - You can’t use a virgin display (never used) as the camera firmware has not been installed, you can use a used display, but you will loose TrueTone.
M2 & M3 systems - The Liquid Retina XDR display requires calibration as the active backlighting zones won’t line up. Which forces you to use an Apple sold display to get access to the paywalled tool. The newer lid angle sensor also requires calibration so be careful when disconnecting the ribbon cable.
There’s a lot of confusion within the MacBook systems starting with the M1!
M1 - You can’t use a virgin display (never used) as the camera firmware has not been installed, you use can use a used display, but you will loose TrueTone.
M2 & M3 systems - The Liquid Retina XDR display requires calibration as the active backlighting zones won’t line up. Which forces you to use an Apple sold display to get access to the paywalled tool. The newer lid angle sensor also requires calibration so be careful when disconnecting the ribbon cable.