Thread: How do I calibrate my notebook screen?
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Old 08-07-2007, 05:49 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by sea2stars View Post
You can usually adjust things through your video adapter settings, or you might first try using a Windows ICM (Image Color Management) file for your LCD; if not already installed. ThinkPad T61p ICM File
Thanks for the link, sea2stars. This profile came preinstalled with my notebook, but I just don't like how the colors are displayed. They are really washed out! Also, it has this grainy effect on white backgrounds that many Mac users complained about in the past.

If it cannot be improved through software or hardware calibration, it seems that Samsung LCD (this notebook screen) is inferior to LG LCD (previous notebook screen).
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