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Old 01-12-2009, 04:33 PM
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Re: Touchscreen durability
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Originally Posted by ydoucare View Post
Obviously, the iPhone/iPod touch screen is going to be more durable (as far as scratches), as it is capacitive and the outer layer is glass. The Diamond/Pro has a resistive touch screen, which has a flexible outer layer (usually some type of plastic) in order to allow contact between the layers of the touch screen.
I believe the Diamond and Pro both have capacitive screens.

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