Best screen protector for Tungsten T
Norman Levenstein
I am about to buy a Tungsten T and would like to protect the screen.
Which "protector" do we like and why.
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Norman Levenstein
Director, OEM Sales and Product Developement
Azden Corp.
P.O. Box 10
147 New Hyde Park Road
Franklin Square, NY 11010
516.328.7500 vox
516.328.7506 fax
pen...@optonline.net
"Its only an addiction if you try to stop."
Nick Vargish
> I am about to buy a Tungsten T and would like to protect the screen.
> Which "protector" do we like and why.
Can't speak for all of us, but I like the Brando protector I just got
a few weeks ago.
It was pretty easy to apply. I got some dust motes under it the first
time, so I peeled it up to where the problems were and used a bit of
scotch tape to pull the dust off the sticky side of the
protector. Laid it back down without any bubble issues, and it's
almost invisible now, except for a mild anti-glare effect which is
intentional.
The thing seems very durable. It's not a disposable protector, you can
actually remove it, wash it, and re-apply it after it dries. It's
about as sticky as the adhesives on the ubiquitous yellow sticky
notes, so it stays on well, but can be removed without worrying about
the digitizer.
There are links to more formal reviews at the official site:
http://shop.brando.com.hk/screenprotector.php
Even though it comes from Hong Kong, mine arrived in about a week.
Nick
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Bill Warman
> Norman Levenstein <pen...@optonline.net> writes:
>
> > I am about to buy a Tungsten T and would like to protect the screen.
> > Which "protector" do we like and why.
The only screen protector that has been authorized for use with the
Tungsten tm models are SEE
http://www.vsps.com/Newly.html
To order this product from Palm Store follow this link
http://store.palm.com/searchHandler/index.jsp?searchId=5264289309&keywords=screen+protector&y=18&x=10
Bill
Michael Lynch
and you'll find he claims to be "the inventor" of screen protectors. He's
harassed everyone from PDA manufacturers to EBay sellers; with his silly
patent.
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Mike
"Bill Warman" <ba...@vsps.com> wrote in message
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brt
I am using Fellowes M505 protectors as they didn't have TT ones when I bought mine. I
was using the M500 series from Brando, but it was old and I guess I wore it out as the
last time I washed it; I managed to crease the thing right in the middle.
I prefer the Brando model...mine lasted about a year, so what appears to be additional
cost pretty much evens out.
"Bill Warman" <ba...@vsps.com> wrote in message
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Dirk Gently
protector.
"Tim Reid" <nos...@here.com> wrote in message
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> On 2 Apr 2003 09:37:36 -0800, ba...@vsps.com (Bill Warman) wrote:
>
> >> > I am about to buy a Tungsten T and would like to protect the screen.
> >> > Which "protector" do we like and why.
> > The only screen protector that has been authorized for use with the
> >Tungsten tm models are SEE
> >To order this product from Palm Store follow this link
> >Bill
>
> Still a fruitcake huh Bill?
>
> Hey, Fellows makes a Tungsten T screen saver and Best Buy sells them
> by the millions, what are you going to do about it?
>
> Oh, that's right, nothing.
>
> But don't worry, we still respect you as much as we always have.
>
>
Brandon Blackmoor
>
I wouldn't buy anything from this scumbag. He is a notorious internet
terrorist who abuses the concept of intellectual property in ways Disney
can only dream about. He's scum, plain and simple.
Personally, though, I recommend Brando. I just recently bought one for
my Tungsten, and I love it.
Nick Vargish
> The only screen protector that has been authorized for use with the
> Tungsten tm models are SEE
So I need authorization to use a screen protector? I've looked over my
warrantee, and I can't see how using a Brando protector voids it.
"Authorized"... I'm still chuckling.
Nick
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Steve Knight
wrote:
>The G2 from http://www.pdascreenprotectors.com/ is a fantastic screen
>protector.
these are nice but a bit thick. but they show a nx60 on there you can't put one
of their normal screen protector under a sony screen's edge or it will not work
right You can have any pressure like that on the screen.
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Rattlehead
and send the touch-screen police over there. Then we'll
see who's got the authority.
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> Bill Warman wrote:
>
> Personally, though, I recommend Brando. I just recently bought one for
> my Tungsten, and I love it.
>
had been using.
r...@nicholson.com
I authorize what goes on the screen of my TT. It's currently 5 mil
clear fabric store vinyl, which costs only a few pennys and lasts
a very long time. See the PalmOS FAQ on my web page for more details.
IMHO. YMMV.
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Ron Nicholson r...@nicholson.com http://www.nicholson.com/rhn/palm
#include <canonical.disclaimer> // only my own opinions, etc.
Kevin
and definately better than WriteRights. I touted vinyl's advantages
until I discovered and tried the Brando Workshop protectors.
Clear, sharp screen with slight glare reduction, and a nice
uninhibited feel when using the stylus. I realized, in comparison,
vinyl is a bit shiny, have a slight rubbery drag and don't last as
long as the Brandos.
As for the vinyl costing "pennies"... not a factor. I don't consider
spending $12 or so a year to fully protect my Palm screen an
significant expense. Hardly.
Oh, and as for Bill Warman, he's known within the Palm community as a
documented nut case and spammer, so his product is not a
consideration. WriteRights suck. Vinyl's not bad. But, I'd
recommend the Wando Workshop protectors to anyone looking for a
suitable screen protector.
Kevin
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