Sore, itchy, red eyes !

I received my black MB2 a week ago and i was absolutely stunned by the design, OSX and look. Since i started using it, i noticed my eyes always getting tired after 1-2 hours of usage.
Comparing side by side with my Toshiba 15.4", the font On Mac is blurry/greyish/unclear and the colors are faded compared to the Toshiba.
The screen on the Toshiba is so alive compared to the Mac, the other one looks dull and faded ...
Anyone else with similar issues ?
PS: I know i can use the font smoothing and Color profiles to adjust, but can not get any closer to my Toshiba.
MacBook 2.0 Black
Toshiba Windows XP

I think the problem is when I am comparing the
MAcBook to my other laptop, i've been used to a
certain size and i beleive the TOshiba screen is much
brighter and vivid than the MacBook
A Toshiba display brighter and more vivid than the
MacBook? I doubt it. But as has already been
suggested, make sure you have the MacBook display set
to 1280x800. Unlike CRTs, an LCD has one native
display and all other sizes will be interpolated
resulting in fuzziness.
To my eyes, the Toshiba TruBrite screen is more vivid than the MB. I was expecting the MB to be superior, but my eyes are saying otherwise. I will try to take a pic if possible and post it. All settings are correct on the MB, max res, million colors, i even spent countless hours trying to calibrate the **** display.
How does bringing my MB to an apple store help if
i didnt buy it from that store?
All Apple resellers are required to perform warranty
service. A tech or salesperson can look at the
computer and immediately tell you if it is operating
normally or should be repaired.
Thank you for that info.
Toshiba Windows XP

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