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2008-07-02
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2008-07-02
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I have repeatedly recalibrated and even reflashed a couple of times, and I'm running Diablo now, so that's not fixing it. It seems to be a hardware problem.
I fired up Xournal, and used a straight-edge to trace the horizontal lines to see how bad the perceived problem really was. It's bad.
I am attaching a couple screenshots of the Xournal screen, the calibration screen and a overlay of the two. You'll notice that the calibration points are where the alignment issues are minimal, and the vertical alignment is off a lot away from the edges of the screen I may to a grid test later, but I thought I'd toss these out to the community for thoughts and comments now. I'd also like to see the same test done by others so I can see if my screen is typical of the n810 or worse (or better).
Thanks:
Vertical Alignment test:
Calibration Screen:
Overlay:
Last edited by imhavoc; 2008-07-02 at 17:19. Reason: correct image url