New Glass Eliminates Reflections
Eliminates?
From 8% down to .5%? When I am standing outside in direct sunlight, a 900% reduction in glare will not help me, or anybody else. .5% reflection is not an elimination, it is a reduction.
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Tofuchong said:
From 8% down to .5%? When I am standing outside in direct sunlight, a 900% reduction in glare will not help me, or anybody else.
😕 How could it not help?
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.5% glare is nothing compared to 8%. That will help a lot of people and also eliminate needing anti-glare invisible shields which are around $25-$30.00 for a good one. Working with phones, I know that this is a significant step up in screen technology for phones and many consumers will view it as a positive advantage. 🙂
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When I am using my ipod touch 4 in the summer at 12 noon, going with the fact that I do live in Canada and there is less sun here, I can not see the screen what so ever. No matter how I tilt, or angle the device, or even find slight shade, that really doesnt help.
The reflections would need to be completly eliminated for this to be a true achievement.
I'm saying, I would not pay any extra for something like that and I would not pay more for a phone that has that feature.
The reflections would need to be completly eliminated for this to be a true achievement.
I'm saying, I would not pay any extra for something like that and I would not pay more for a phone that has that feature.
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Take whatever reflections you see now, and imagine them at 1/16th. That's a pretty darn dramatic difference. I would say that's practically "eliminating."
To put it in visual terms, did you see the photos with the source article? They're also pretty dramatic:
http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/english/NEWS_EN/2011102 ... »
And can you really not see your iPod at all even in the shade? You're not trying to see it through polarized sunglasses, are you?
To put it in visual terms, did you see the photos with the source article? They're also pretty dramatic:
http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/english/NEWS_EN/2011102 ... »
And can you really not see your iPod at all even in the shade? You're not trying to see it through polarized sunglasses, are you?
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