Has anyone else noticed this?

Question

Open up text edit, fill every other line with the $ character (leave a blank line between every line of characters). Then make the text bold and underline it (this makes the contrast between the text and background greater). Finally change the background to "kelp" or one of the darker gray colors and move the text editor around the screen. The contrast between the text and white text editor background makes this issue VERY pronounced. Who else has a MBP suffering from this issue, and if you don't please post your build week and screen model.
Thanks,
Rob

Answer 1

Yes, I didn't really mention what the issue itself was, but tekjansen hit it on the head. It's these translucent lines of alternating dark and light contrast which extend from the left and right of the open application window to the left and right hand extents of the screen. I did some research on "cross talk" and it may be the issue. In this case it would mean that when current is flowing to the pixels within the text editor (or iTunes, whatever) that the intervening pixels between the corner of the screen and the application window aren't entirely off, but rather are ever-so-partially on. Thus their current mirrors the current flowing to the pixels in the application window thus resulting in these "ghost lines". I guess it could be a video card thing, or an LCD thing, or even a software thing. I just wanna figure out what exactly it is and if apple intends to fix it.