Hi Guys,
Well, as a long-time user of WriteRights, I'm pretty impressed thus far
with the Strong Engineering replacements=2E Durability is good, with no
puckers or tap point damage common to WriteRights=2E The clarity of these=
things is great=2E The glare is still a bit of an issue (less than the ol=
d
WriteRights, more than the newer WriteRight films), but generally
manageable=2E But at $8=2E95 for a package of 12, I think I've found my c=
hoice
for successor to WriteRights=2E
Probably the only annoying thing is the little tab on the corner to assist=
in film removal=2E I think I'll cut these off before applying next time=2E=
=20
They just get in the way too much=2E
Regards,
Gary
Original Message:
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From: Patrick Jendraszak indyibook_at_insightbb=2Ecom
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 06:24:23 -0500
To: newtontalk_at_newtontalk=2Enet
Subject: Re: [NTLK] nushield (extreme opacity)
In an earlier thread, Gary Moody wrote about a new source=2E
"Well, the visibility is very good, better than the WriteRights=2E There=20=
is a bit of tradeoff=2E=2E=2EThe 2nd generation of WriteRights had a non-g=
lare=20
coating, which somewhat hindered visibility and clarity=2E The Strong=20
Engineering replacements have no more non-glare than the unprotected=20
screen, so the clarity and visibility is excellent=2E But, although=20
little empirical evidence has been collected thus far, the glare may be=20=
somewhat of an issue in brightly lighted areas=2E More as testing=20
continues=2E=2E=2E"
I am still using my nushields, which I expect will last a few more=20
months=2E However, I did look at Strong Engineering's website=2E It is at=20=
http://www=2Estrongengineering=2Ecom=2E Perhaps if Gary is on the list, h=
e=20
can give us an update of his testing=2E
Patrick
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I have kleptomania, but when it gets bad, I take something for it=2E
A Message from Patrick Jendraszak
On Thursday, July 4, 2002, at 11:55 AM, Jim Witte wrote:
> As for other things out there, the only one I'm aware of is the
> WriteRight, although I'm not sure if they're sized for a Newton, or if
> you can cut them to size, or what=2E
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