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Originally Posted by doughamm
Not one to shy away from eating my words...
...a couple weeks ago I pointed out that it was apparent that the 'bad' screen had better visibility in direct sunlight, comparing it to my friend's at a bbq. Based on posts to the contrary, I did another comparison today when I met him for lunch.
As I suspected since posting my findings, he wasn't running his Touch at the same brightness level I was. When I made them both full brightness, there was no practical difference in visibility; his was possibly a little sharper, while my whites were perhaps a little whiter (probably due to the blue cast from the 'bad' screens). But in all practical terms, there wasn't an appreciable difference that would help justify the polarized screen.
-Doug
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I still think mine has better visibility in daylight. Perhaps it gets brighter, or the viewing angle helps, but clearly where the good screen shines is indoors... Where you can enjoy the vibrant colors and view angles.