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Hang Zen
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Registered: Jun 2001
Location: California
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Lightbulb Visor Edge Screen Protection

Call me strange but I kind of like my V. Edge without that cool Aluminum cover on (using the spare module slot protector). However, I know that this leaves the screen open to scratches, etc.

I have some sticky/clear vinyl (the kind that you use for decals without actually using adhesive) and I cut out a piece and placed it over the screen. Works great! However, what are your (the multi-informed visor central folks) ideas, suggestions, and the like?

Anyone ever use this stuff? I know they have screen protectors out there but this was fast, easy, and cheap (emphasis on easy).

Anyone else leave off their covers?

Thanks for the input.

H Z

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pgroves
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I had the same delimma whe I got mu VDX a few weeks ago. First I tried the olive oli trick, which I must say worked well. But recently a small burr developed on the stylus and you guessed it it scratched the grafiti area(how pissed was I).
I went to buy some protectors but a $30.00 for five I thought this was too much. I bought some overhead projector sheets and cut out some of my own. A bit fiddly but they seem to wor well. The best thing was the sheets have a smoth side and a slightly rough side which is great and feels like writing on paper.
I am considering making a commecial version of these and selling them for around $1.00 plus postage each or less for bulk orders.
What does everyone think would this be something you would be interested in??
Post here to let me know your thoughts.
Or drop me a line at [email protected]

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dick-richardson
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Just make sure no one has a patent on the 'technology' first...

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pgroves
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Hmm good point...thanks

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ToolkiT
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quote:
Originally posted by dick-richardson
Just make sure no one has a patent on the 'technology' first...

tsk tsk tsk, you should know better...
I'll allow it because I'm in a good mood...

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PastaGrrrl
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I feel ya.

I don't use a cover or case at all. I just began using WriteRights and now all I do is toss my VPL into my messenger bag... and I'm on my way.

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