Thread: PRS-600 PRS-600 vs PRS-300 (The glare! Oh the glare!)
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Old 01-01-2010, 06:40 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by alejandrolauva View Post
That being said I've found two products that helped me to conquer my glare problem, or make it much more comfortable to deal with in all lighting situations. They are the Sony PRSA-CL6 lighted cover and the Lexerd TrueVue Anti-glare screen protector.
I am curious about how much the screen protector effects the touch screen capability?
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