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Old 12-14-2011, 08:39 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by pilotbob View Post
Very interesting. Of course the question is, how much does this "thin" film obscure the text. IIRC that was the major complaint of the Sony device that tried to light theirs. Although it could have been more due to the touch screen than the lighting system. Not sure why they didn't try something with the lighting system and the IR touch. Perhaps the while light would ruin the IR layer.

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By its nature a light diffuser would reduce the sharpness of the display. Resistive touch screens in my experience don't have much if any affect here. They just reduce the total brightness.

Also it might have made the device too thick. Since it would have the diffuser and then a raised bezel above that to house the IR sensors.

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