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Originally Posted by norweger
I am not really sure I got your humor. We're at a forum for devices that are easy on the eyes. I find old LCDs easy on the eyes, contrary to new AMOLEDs.
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Sorry for the delay. Please find a translation then.
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Sorry I will answer to the spirit not to the letter.
I cannot give pointers to what you ask explicitly, but I can tell (again) the interested how I solved the problem.
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I am excellently served by "Clear-Coat / Mobile Outfitters". You reach their stand and have the matte film applied, in my experience with amazing, encomiable results.
(This is pretty much literal.) There are in malls and probably elsewhere the stands of "Clear-Coat / Mobile Outfitters": you bring your device there and they will cut the right shape of a matte film with a plotter, and apply it to your device, with excellent results, if compared to the results of some median user (who will probably get a bad result involving bubbles speckles of dirt and dust etc.); the quality of their film and especially the quality of their film application, and add to that the quality of the service, involving cheaper reapplication of the film etc., are excellent.
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Of course displays must be matte.
Of course displays must be matte. Is one supposed to see their face or some other information on the screen? Is one supposed to read watermarked documents?
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But there is some percent of buyers that use them, in full dark (hopefully), to experience vibrancy for their own pleasure as part of a rite, and the market is aware of that underground sect.
In short, "but some prefer it extra flashy".
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Given that, it seems, you cannot make a matte display glossy, but you can make a glossy display matte with a film, this came the way - and while insane, considering the whole we are lucky to have a way to make things rational again.
But of course you realize that
«you cannot make a matte display glossy, but you can make a glossy display matte with a film»
so the producers have chosen for glossy, to cover a bigger market. It makes no sense on the point of view of function, but luckily a professional solution for matte-ification exists. The one I know, I noted it. "Clear-Coat / Mobile Outfitters".