OK, now I'm beginning to understand what's happening. I've never owned a
130 or 120, but after 3-4 years of doing this I should have heard every
problem there is by now. Guess not. If the last message is correct,
then what you are seeing is not air bubbles, but adhesion spots that
cause Newton rings (as in Sir Issac, not Apple). We have a film that we
sell to the Palms, Visors, Pocket PC's and such that eliminates this
problem (and is the subject of our filed patent). The film is clear and
has no glare protection. If you wish, I'll be happy to swap them for the
clear film. It will take about one week to have the correct films cut
and prepared, though. Curious, the original seller of the Barrier never
had a special film for the 120's or older models to fix this issue.
>
>I have an MP 120 and two 130's. I installed Nushields on all of them, but
>then wondered if I'd done something wrong installing with the 120 -- because
>of what I guess you are calling the air bubbles...
>
>My guess is the anti-glare texturing on the screen of the 130's (and later
>Newts) prevents the screen protector from adhering so tightly or unevenly.
>Unfortunately, the bubbles haven't worked themselves out of the 120's screen
>after weeks, but then again, I haven't been using it much.
>
>~Kent
>
>> i have the nushield installed correctly, i'm quite certain.
>> that means, the blue film was taken off and the glossy side of the nushield
>> is facing down.
>> i'll be waiting a few days to see if the air bubbles free themselves.
>>
>> //christian
>
Mark Ross
markr13_at_comcast.net
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