invisible shield for the touch = Amazing

[Polen]

I use this shield.

http://www.pocketpctechs.com/main~un...WSPDA035MK.htm

I love the anti-glare ability and the abilty and instructions to clean off micro fibers if you messup. It's a bit tricky to get on, like most shields, but the ability to remove it all you want and try again is a plus. To clean it you just apply scotch tape all over the contact side the peal it off while installing it. The scotch tape removes all the micro hairs and dust.

-Polen

[badchad]

Originally Posted by Polen

I use this shield.

http://www.pocketpctechs.com/main~un...WSPDA035MK.htm

I love the anti-glare ability and the abilty and instructions to clean off micro fibers if you messup. It's a bit tricky to get on, like most shields, but the ability to remove it all you want and try again is a plus. To clean it you just apply scotch tape all over the contact side the peal it off while installing it. The scotch tape removes all the micro hairs and dust.

-Polen

Just curious, was that a wet or dry application? Also, I'm not very familiar with screen protectors, but how is it possible that you can remove it, and reapply as often as you want?

[Tenny]

Originally Posted by badchad

Just curious, was that a wet or dry application? Also, I'm not very familiar with screen protectors, but how is it possible that you can remove it, and reapply as often as you want?

It's a dry application. I'm not sure exactly how it works, but it does. I'd describe it similar to a static stick. I have that, and I love it. Although the first one I put on, I dropped the device, in the rain, onto a rocky surface, and it scratched the 'protective cover', but not the device. So I guess it did it's job. I liked it enough to buy another though