Thread: How much is a touchscreen worth?
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Old 01-07-2011, 12:38 PM   #53
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Originally Posted by Pax View Post
To be honest I am usually not a big fan of touch-screens. I don't like it to see fingerprints on the display. Also I was shocked, when I saw the milky display of the Sony 600.

Before I purchased my Sony Reader PRS650, I considered the touch-screens as a disadvantage.

It really changed my mind! It is so comfortable to just tap an a word you want to get the translation (especially if you are reading in a foreign language). The fingerprints are really not a big deal, they are not as visible as I thought and it is really easy to clean it.

I really would miss it.
Which fingerprints? There are never fingerprints on mine! I wash my hands a couple of times a day and once a week I give my little friend a rubdown with some slightly damp microcloth and there are never any fingerprints.

Is this a guy thing? Like changing linnen every month.
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