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    News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    Self-healing liquid to be used on notebooks in the near future.
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    Re: News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    interesting!!!

    I had to fit hundreds of screen protectors whilst working for Geek Squad. This might put an end to that trade. Although, I'm sure some people will still try to protect their screen protector

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    Re: News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    hmm I wonder if they could put this on spectacle lenses

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    Re: News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    I'm clumsy, very clumsy... but my Sensation has NO scratches on it's screen after nearly a year without cases, screen protectors or anything. I just look after it and keep it a clean pocket, why do so many people find this so hard?

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    Re: News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    A clean pocket?

    No such thing if you have kids......

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    Re: News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    My iphone hasn't got 1 scratch on it's screen, which has been unprotected for 2 years, however the back of it is scratched where the case has trapped small bits of fluff and dirt, could have gotten away with no case at all really.
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    Re: News - Self-repairing screen coating soon to hit the streets

    I've got an Invisishield screen protector which is supposed to repair itself, and it seems to work. This doesn't seem such a new thing...

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