Tech Restore, an online provider of repairs and parts for various Apple products, is preparing a new service to replace the glossy screen on the just-announced 2010 MacBook Air models with one that has a matte finish but otherwise identical specifications. This is a total screen and bezel replacement rather than just an anti-glare coating on the existing screen.
RadTech has begun shipping Anti-Glare Films for Apple's new iMac line. The ClearCal AG films reduce glare in brightly lit rooms or when working outdoors. The films are a combination of a matte finish, anti-reflection layer and a thicker flexible base. The ClearCal films use a siliconized adhesive that is optically correct and permanently bonded to the base layer, allowing for easy removal if needed. It also conceals existing blemishes and leaves no residue when removed.
RadTech has expanded its ClearCal anti-glare film offerings with new sizes for Apple’s 17-inch MacBook Pro and 20-inch iMac. The film is designed to help reduce glare from a glossy display in brightly lit or outdoor environments. An anti-reflection layer is paired with a flexible transparent base, helping to protect against impacts while concealing existing scrapes or scratches on the display glass.
RadTech has launched the latest of its MacBook accessories, the ClearCal anti-glare film for glossy displays. ClearCal is designed to protect the users screen from dirt, dust and scratches, while reducing glare on glossy glass displays when outdoors or in brightly lit environments. The film combines a 2-mil anti-reflection layer with a 3-mil flexible transparent base, and when bonded to the glass computer screen, is capable of helping hide scratches and marks.
