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2007-01-19
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Is it just me, or my imagination, but it appear the screen on N800 is easily scratch by the stylus. I already have several scratch mark on my screen already. While I had my 770 for a month b4 it died, it didn't make a dent.
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2007-01-19
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I've used mine heavily for days, not a single scratch... Are you violent?
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2007-01-19
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Originally Posted by freeman
Is the plastic film still on?
Is it just me, or my imagination, but it appear the screen on N800 is easily scratch by the stylus. I already have several scratch mark on my screen already. While I had my 770 for a month b4 it died, it didn't make a dent.
That scratches quite easily, but the main screan shouldn't.
Have you checked the end of your stylus? One of mine (I had three for some reason, I think you're only meant to have two...well I have two now, as I lost the extra spare...anyway that doesn't matter) had a really rought end to it.
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2007-01-19
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Flash at the end of a stylus would be unusual but certainly not impossible (they are held to very strict standards). I would suggest everyone examine theirs prior to use. But Jose sounds right on target.
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2007-01-19
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I'm using the plastic cover that came with the unit as a screen protector.
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2007-01-19
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Luckily I've still retained my Newton habit of licking the tip of my stylus before putting it to the screen. A single grain of grit o the tip can ruin a touchscreen thoroughly.
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2007-01-19
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Originally Posted by Karel Jansens
That's a nice tip! (no pun intended)
Luckily I've still retained my Newton habit of licking the tip of my stylus before putting it to the screen. A single grain of grit o the tip can ruin a touchscreen thoroughly.
I only found out quite recently that the hugo boss cleaning cloth for one of my frames had a tiny tiny piece of grit on it...
...how did I find out?
Well, not when it started scratching the hell out of my £230 lenses which had strengthening layer to prevent scratches on them ( I simply thought I had been ripped off by the makers)
but when I scratched the hell out of the on-loan proto N93i's glassy like mirror cover. That was just after I used it to clean my N800 (which obviously has a ton of scratches because of it - didn't notice as the screen was on)
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2007-01-19
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That "screen protector" that comes with the N800 is not very optically clear and does scratch very easily. I have also been using the N800 daily and very often with both my fingers and stylus and at the end of the day when I clean the screen I have zero scratches and marks on mine.
I think Nokia thought ahead and figured how to design the screen to prevent markings from normal use.
In fact I asked this very question at CES and they said they test that by putting products into a tumbler with pebbles and other things to see how the case/screen will fair with serious abuse.
I think Nokia thought ahead and figured how to design the screen to prevent markings from normal use.
In fact I asked this very question at CES and they said they test that by putting products into a tumbler with pebbles and other things to see how the case/screen will fair with serious abuse.
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2007-01-19
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Originally Posted by skynetos
Yeah, the first N800 I saw (I think was on announcement of the new N-Series), I think Reggie already removed the screen protector and that, If I remember rightly, was very very very smooth - no scratches.
That "screen protector" that comes with the N800 is not very optically clear and does scratch very easily. I have also been using the N800 daily and very often with both my fingers and stylus and at the end of the day when I clean the screen I have zero scratches and marks on mine.
I think Nokia thought ahead and figured how to design the screen to prevent markings from normal use.
In fact I asked this very question at CES and they said they test that by putting products into a tumbler with pebbles and other things to see how the case/screen will fair with serious abuse.
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2007-01-20
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Originally Posted by Karel Jansens
Never mind the scratch, but how did you keep the smell away from the tablet after about a week or two
Luckily I've still retained my Newton habit of licking the tip of my stylus before putting it to the screen. A single grain of grit o the tip can ruin a touchscreen thoroughly.
BTW, if you are talking about the film w/ the blue thingy, it's gone. Appearantly, there could be another plastic film that almost the same size as the screen, but it's tough to take it out.
