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bl3nd3r · 05-09-2008, 07:49 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Cret

Well, I've received this monitor now and it looks like it hasn't even been used so for £112 I really can't complain.

Fired it up with an ac/dc psu and I have to say so far I'm impressed. Works like a dream and the image quality is good too.
Only gripe is the film over the screen is badly stuck on. I'm assuming that this is the touchscreen overlay but if someone comes on & says that the screen has a peel off protective layer I'd be pleased of course. Am too scared to try lifting it at all in case it is the touchscreen overlay as I say....

Anyone know if these models normally come with a protective film on the screen?

Most screens have a protective film on top to protect them from being scratched during shipping. I would post a picture or two so that we can determine what it is. Otherwise if is bubbly in places it is most likely a film as touchscreens are more rigid then that.

05-09-2008, 07:49 AM	#12
bl3nd3r Low Bitrate Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Pickering, Ontario, Canada Vehicle: 2000 Ford Focus ZX3 Posts: 98 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by Cret Well, I've received this monitor now and it looks like it hasn't even been used so for £112 I really can't complain. Fired it up with an ac/dc psu and I have to say so far I'm impressed. Works like a dream and the image quality is good too. Only gripe is the film over the screen is badly stuck on. I'm assuming that this is the touchscreen overlay but if someone comes on & says that the screen has a peel off protective layer I'd be pleased of course. Am too scared to try lifting it at all in case it is the touchscreen overlay as I say.... Anyone know if these models normally come with a protective film on the screen? Most screens have a protective film on top to protect them from being scratched during shipping. I would post a picture or two so that we can determine what it is. Otherwise if is bubbly in places it is most likely a film as touchscreens are more rigid then that.