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Apple admits issues with MacBook anti-reflective screen coating
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Apple activates Quality Program for Retina MacBook Pro screen coating issue | AppleInsider
Apple Says MacBook Air With Retina Display Can Have Anti-Reflective Coating Issues
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Apple admits MacBook Air anti-reflective coating can exhibit 'issues'
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Pixel 6 bad oleophobic coating on screen : r/GooglePixel
Is this an issue with the anti glare coating?(I am personally scared of it spreading.It seems to be good now and barely noticeable but I am scared of it spreading in the
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Apple's MacBook Retina Display Issues, Extending Program For Clients to get their Notebook Serviced | Latin Post - Latin news, immigration, politics, culture
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Apple Admits To Hideous Retina MacBook Air Anti-Reflective Display Coating Design Defect | HotHardware
Macbook pro 2014 anti-reflex coating issues : r/macbookpro
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