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Originally Posted by Unireader
I got a a matte Lexerd protector after I noticed my PRS600 screen was getting scratched up within a week of use. Small hard grains of dust kept landing on the screen and when the stylus happened to bump into one, it would grind it against the screen and leave a visible scratch line. The scratches were then reflecting light and making it hard to read. I found the protector hid the most prominent existing scratches. It too has developed some scratches in the same manner, but they are much less severe and barely noticeable. The price to pay is a further reduction in readability of the already poorly designed 600 screen, but on balance it's worth not having shiny scratches everywhere.
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I found a youtube video review on the Lexerd anti-glare film. It shows real-time videos of the touchscreen device with & without the Lexerd anti-glare film. I know the video is tested using a GPS touchscreen monitor, which is the same product you'd be using for the PRS 600. The conclusion was that IT IS NOT WORTH BUYING:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKxbBjAqCSU