Boriqua

I just realized that the Fellows write rights I have around from my Sony 610 are the same size as the dell screen protectors. Is there a problem with adhesive screen protectors on the dell. I notice thier protectors have tabs and not adhesive.
Thanks for any help
alex

deftech

Boriqua, since the 610 was a color PDA and they fit, you won't have a problem. With the Fellowes WriteRight protectors, you just have to be sure to use one that is for a color PDA with your color PDA.....I don't know why, but there actually is a difference between their color protectors and monochrome protectors.

From first-hand experience though, the write right protectors are NOT good screen protectors. Yes, they do keep it from getting scratched, but they are horrible otherwise....and you have to change them every so often. You should check in to something like the Brando Workshop Protector Plus screen protectors. These are around $10/each, but each one last for years. The stylus has a VERY smooth motion across the Protector Plus, and it will greatly improve the usability of any stylus activities. Also, it is great at cutting down glare on the screen. I used the Brando Protector Plus on my Clie 760 for over a year before getting my Axim. At that point, I bought one for my Axim. Application is very easy....no bubbles at all under the protector....and if it ever gets dirty, you can simply take it off and wash it...then just reapply it. You can also find a review on this site under "Staff Reviews".

--deftech

hesse

Yup. I do not recommand WriteRights. I used to use them when I had my Palm Vx and I thought all screen protectors were like those! Big mistake...

Thanks deftech for pointing to our review articles.