And then go bananas that I can't open my blinds without being blinded by a giant middle finger on my screen in the form of a reflection.
Hazro dilemma
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And then go bananas that I can't open my blinds without being blinded by a giant middle finger on my screen in the form of a reflection.
And then go bananas that I can't open my blinds without being blinded by a giant middle finger on my screen in the form of a reflection.
No such thing! No such thing at all, you're delusioned!
A bit difficult to clean behind the glass though if you get any dust there
They're sealed monitors, i live next to a small quarry and deal with plenty of dust. yet no problems on the monitor. HA HA!
Delusioned? Maybe, but my brain sees it therefore I become a raging beast!
If you were able to remove the glass like with the iMac I'd go for it.
I think you've lost the plot.
Delusioned? Maybe, but my brain sees it therefore I become a raging beast!
If you were able to remove the glass like with the iMac I'd go for it.
I might have lost the plot, but at least I got a spanking glass monitor hehe.
As long as you're happy together that's the main thing.
YAY!
And then go bananas that I can't open my blinds without being blinded by a giant middle finger on my screen in the form of a reflection.
Nonsense!
I've had glass fronted 24" for years and never had a problem. Since launch the HZ24Wi I have has been in front of a window and I have never seen a problem!
Glass screens > matte screens. Especially for that "looking out of a window" feel you get when viewing photos.
It feels quite hard, I always thought it was glass? Either way the spec/manual says "Glossy (Anti-Reflective)"
Still, it feels like thin glass and taps like it and scratches like it (have a very fine hairline scratch from a USB plug on one corner).
Still, it feels like thin glass and taps like it and scratches like it (have a very fine hairline scratch from a USB plug on one corner).
It feels quite hard, I always thought it was glass? Either way the spec/manual says "Glossy (Anti-Reflective)"
Still, it feels like thin glass and taps like it and scratches like it (have a very fine hairline scratch from a USB plug on one corner).
Yeah, that's just the glossy coating, same as the non glass one.
The glass version has a much thicker glass sheet like an apple screen over the top of the screen, in addition to that same glossy anti reflective coating.
And ouch at that scratch.