Thread: I Hate Screen Protectors
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2006-09-20 , 11:32
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Originally Posted by Odin
I guess you have discovered this (see title). My son has a PSP and I applied his SP for him--wasn't rocket science and now you would be hard-pressed to tell it was on there. Of course, the PSP has a hard, polycarbonate covered screen. I was able to press and "squeegee" quite hard to get a bubbleless surface. I can't see that happening with a 770--as your experience validates. I would say that by the time you actually start to gt a ragged display from all the use it will be time to upgrade anyway.

Don't get mad, get even--invent something better. BTW, good luck.
On my Newton (yes, it's me again, the Newton-nut, but stick with me) I used NuShield screen protectors, which are non-adhesive; they're shaped in such a way that they can be slid under the edges of the screen and stay in place due to some weird physics thing.

I don't know if they have 770-sized ones, but you can always drop a mail.