I know that for other electronics (mp3 players, camera lcd's, etc) some sort of screen protector is virtually mandatory. I know that my zen vision: m has a best skin ever and it is completely scratch less. Are glossy laptop screens the same? I'm mostly worried about the keyboard/touch pad scratching the screen when the lid is closed.
As I see it, I have two options- get some sort of plastic cover that may degrade the picture quality, or get a "mat" to put in between the keyboard and the lcd and be a little less protected when the screen is open. I guess I could also just stick some fabric in there and save a few dollars...
Has anyone had any experience with these products? Maybe I'm just paranoid and it's not even worth it.
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The Forerunner Notebook Virtuoso
Nope. They don't scratch easily as long as you are sensible about it. I remember I put my laptop in my bookbag and somehow the screen opedn a bit and pens and pencils and all osrts of crap flew in but nothing happened. I think the easiest way to scratch them (like a car) is actually to clean them with wrong material. Something rough will leave small scratches and even something like a soft cloth will often get small particles then can scratch the screen. Just get a microfiber cloth and you will be fine.
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But it differs from screen to screen. You don't get that typical "touching-a-lcd-reaction" if you drag your finger on my screen, but my friends acer, on the other hand, gets it in abundance.
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I'd recommend you get a protector from shaggymac. (or something similar)
Do glossy screens scratch easily?
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by columbus, Aug 17, 2007.