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billege · 02-17-2004, 06:49 AM

Sandpaper, 1000 grit. That'll get any of those annoying "protective" coatings off.

I want my monitor uncoated because the coatings reduce the lumens emitted by the monitor. Also, they can reduce the contrast ratio a lot, which leads to slower pixel warm up times.

It also helps to hit the monitor every once in a while. The little people inside that hold the picutures in front of the light get lazy sometimes.

*I'm making it my new policy to make random, horribly inaccurate statements about tech, that SOUND like they could be true. All these statements will be made into obvious jokes, like I did with the last line above. Even so, someone will read it, and not be able to decide if I'm kidding or not. What fun.*

02-17-2004, 06:49 AM	#8 (permalink)
billege Watcher Location: Ohio	Sandpaper, 1000 grit. That'll get any of those annoying "protective" coatings off. I want my monitor uncoated because the coatings reduce the lumens emitted by the monitor. Also, they can reduce the contrast ratio a lot, which leads to slower pixel warm up times. It also helps to hit the monitor every once in a while. The little people inside that hold the picutures in front of the light get lazy sometimes. I'm making it my new policy to make random, horribly inaccurate statements about tech, that SOUND like they could be true. All these statements will be made into obvious jokes, like I did with the last line above. Even so, someone will read it, and not be able to decide if I'm kidding or not. What fun. __________________ I can sum up the clash of religion in one sentence: "My Invisible Friend is better than your Invisible Friend." Last edited by billege; 02-17-2004 at 06:53 AM..