Thread: Screen Guard == Innacurate Touch Response?
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Old 03-17-2010, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted by QMeli907
So by merely putting to much pressure on a touch screen that is supposed to well, be touched, it can cause rainbow banding?
Yep, that and changes in temperature.
The only way this issue will go away is if manufacturers make these devices with glass screens. They would be very scratch resistant and this seperation problem would not exist. But glass screens are more expensive to produce.
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