Thread: Screen Guard == Innacurate Touch Response?
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Re: Screen Guard == Innacurate Touch Response?
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Originally Posted by abednego View Post
Just to clarify - generic screen protectors did not work, but "Ghost Armor" did?
I wondered about that statement myself. I had Ghost on my old xv6800 briefly & absolutely hated what it did to screen feel/response etc.

I have used expensive SP's ever since (Boxwave etc) & never had a single problem (the one on my TP2 has been there since last October & is still working just fine)

~John
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