As I recently discovered, the MP120 and earlier use optically flat
screens. This means that they have no anti-glare feature built in. The
MP130-2X00 use a top plastic layer that has anti-glare protection. As
for the screen protector you're using, we now offer a completely clear
version of NuShield for the MP2X00. This will allow you to have maximum
visibility if you don't want the extra glare protection. We are
currently out of stock of these, and our stamping house is on holiday
shutdown. We expect to have more by the second week in January.
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> >I have an odd question. > >My newton 120 has a greater screen glare but is also >much more readable than my 2100 - except, obviously, >in low light conditions. I admit the readability of >the 2100 is reduced by my plastic folie - would you >have unprotected intercourse with a 2100? Nor would >I... > >Does the 130 have the same "glare reduction" as the >2100 (which makes the screen difficult to read in the >daytime...). > >Basically I use my 120 during the day and my 2100 at >night. I would like to find a happy medium. Will the >130 get me the best of both world or does it have the >same "anti glare" "feature" as the 2100? > >Thanks! > >===== >
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