silentknight

Brando has screen proteoctors for the X3 ready

http://shop.brando.com.hk/screenprotector.php

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dudeman0501

That didn't take long. I think I'll buy these instead of Dell's.

deftech

Going to place my order soon. I've been using Brando's protectors for over 2 years now, with no problems at all.

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Dean

Are they comparable to writeshields or are they better?

silentknight

I personally have never used both... but only
because i've used brando .. and love it...


But, From all the reviews they are compareable...
seems you will be happy with either or..

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bigstick509

For what it is worth, I prefer the WriteShields.. Both are top of the line products, just a matter of personnal taste. But if you stop to think about it, both are way over priced per sq. inch of plastic.

Teech

I agree with bigstick that screen protectors are overpriced bits of plastic.

Maybe its because I'm relatively new to ppc's but I can detect very little difference between the regular naked touch screen and the screen with homemade protectors made from laser acetate.
(or maybe I'm just a tight arse and don't want to feel the difference)

jpmarth

Teech, the point of the protectors is not to give a different "feel" of the screen. it is to keep your screen free of scratches and wear.

you will definately notice a difference after a short while of usage with no screen protection.

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Teech

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Originally posted by jpmarth Teech, the point of the protectors is not to give a different "feel" of the screen. it is to keep your screen free of scratches and wear.

Yes I understand that. My point was that homemade protectors work just fine while having a small effect (if any) on how the touch screen operates.

I agree that proper commercial protectors are probably more durable but for the $12 I spend for screen for a screen protector I could buy 100 sheets of acetate which will make 600 (or maybe more) homebrew protectors.