The MacBook Pro Retina has a screen error

After exiting "Sleep" mode, some screens appear blurry and have to wait a while before disappearing.

Some MacBook Pro Retina models that have just been reflected by users are screen errors. (Photo: Pocket-lint).

Some members on the Apple Support Communities product support page have complained about the bug on the MacBook Pro Retina screen. Specifically, when these people put the device into "Sleep " mode for a short time and returned to use, the login screen of the MacBook Pro Retina appears blurry images. Users must leave the screen bright after a while, this shadow is gone.

According to Cnet , some users have reflected this issue to employees at Apple Store and are informed that they will be replaced. Some people predict that this is just a small batch of errors because there are not so many MacBook Pro Retina machines having this problem. Currently, it is unclear whether other devices' IPS screens have a shadowy appearance on the MacBook Pro Retina IPS screen.

MacBook Pro Retina was introduced in early June this year. This product uses a screen with IPS panels and a resolution of 2,880 x 1,800 pixels on a size of 15.4 inches for a pixel density of 220ppi, higher than HDTV. As a result, the MacBook Pro Retina's screen can help users browse the web, read text, and view "smooth " quality images like on regular paper.