Two 23" displayed hooked on same G5 give different colours

I have just bought a new G5 and hooked my 23" HD Cinema display to it. I used to use it with my Powerbook, and I missed the spanning feature, so I decided to get a second one which was delivered and installed yesterday.
Immediately I noticed a difference in the colors of the two units. The older display has a whitewashed look on all colors as if the contrast is set too low.
The colorsync utility reports that the factory setting for each monitor is different. 42482EC.icc for the new one and 424832D.icc for the old one.
Does this mean that I have to live with the color difference or is it possible that the older monitor has a damaged backlight? I have two months left under guarantee for it so hopefully I will be able to get this repaired (replaced) for free.
Any ideas or suggestions?

You need to calibrate your displays. If you really want them to match, you will need to use a colorimeter with a software bundle that includes dual display matching. It's really tough to do "by eye" but you can probably get "reasonably close" by using OSX's "expert mode" calibration tool. It is completely unrealistic (unless you are Irish) to expect two displays to match "out of the box" even if they are "identical" units.

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Waiting Eagerly.....
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