Power Support Anti-Glare film for Newest MacBook 13″
Posted: September 25th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Apple | Tags: AntiGlare, Macbook, Newest, Power, Support | 1 Comment »
- Reduces the ultraviolet radiation emitted from the monitor by 70%.
- Reduces eye strain.
- Controls the deterioration of your liquid crystal monitor by blocking out ultraviolet light.
- Protects from scratches and dirt.
- Static cling adhesive leaves no residue.
Product Description
For current generation alumin MB. Antiglare film is made from absorbing liquid crystal filter that reduces the glare from fluorescent and sun light to allow easy viewing. The special Antiglare film not only reduces the utlraviolet radiation emitted from the monitor by 70%, reducing the burden on your eyes but controls the deterioration of your liquid crystal monitor by blocking out ultraviolet light and protects it from scratching and dirt. The Antiglare film is mad… More >>
Power Support Anti-Glare film for Newest MacBook 13″
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It’s a good product and I’ve used the same product for my Ipod Touch. Please be aware that it uses static electricity, and the size is so precise that it doesn’t allow much wiggle room at all. Just ever so slightly tilted, the last corner of the film will sit on the edge and wouldn’t stick. And because of the static electricity, once you lift the film up to correct, the film and the screen will attract dust. Just make sure that you get this right the first time, and maybe one thing to consider is to trim the film a little on the sides to make it smaller.
I used it on my new 13 inch MacBook Pro, and it fits. Glare is gone, and the images become a bit grainy, but that’s the trade off.
Rating: 4 / 5