Thread: Glo Screen durability of the glo..is it better than the Nook Glo??
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Old 01-10-2013, 07:38 PM   #5
NNolan
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I haven't managed to poke any holes in the screen on my Kobo after 2 months of use, and I did accidentally put a hole in my Nook GL with the pointy edge of a USB cable connector. I think B&N did their light diffusion layer differently than Amazon or Kobo.
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