I'm looking to buy a laptop for college and for a while now I've been looking at the 2092. I've been holding off on buying it until I needed it, hoping that the price would go down (and it did). Thing is, now there are no matte screens available on either xotic or powernotebooks.
I would really like to get a matte screen on the 2092. Does anybody have any ideas on how I might do this?
Also, has anybody had any experience converting a glossy screen into a matte screen, and what have the results been? Does the image quality degrade significantly?
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It's a shame matte screens are so hard to come by nowdays.
I had a glossy that I tried putting an anti reflective plastic filter over. The end result was something not quite 100 percent matte, yet it had very bad washed out color - much, much worse than any true matte screen. -
Why has matte become so hard to come by? more expensive to produce?
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Less demand than glossy and because of that, companies don't keep them in stock. I also think that not so many matte screens are made as there used to be.
I'll always like matte over glossy, though. I traded a small improvement in sharpness for much more usability and also much less eyestrain. But if I ever want another Clevo with a matte screen, my only choice is now Eurocom/PCMW.
If Sager were to ever sell matte again, I'd even pay equal or slightly more than a glossy if it was a good quality screen. -
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Btw, thanks everyone for your responses.
Obtaining a matte screen
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by voodoo89, Jul 7, 2008.