Opinion on how to clean pbook screen properly

[access]

[Arel]

Hi access!

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[docnap]

Try this

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[access]

hey guys, thanks a lot! i never thought i will learn a lot from this site... im really glad that you helped me bcoz i just switched 1 week ago. first, i just like the sexy design and elegance of apple pbook but lately im beginning to love it. there is really no turning back! i have no regrets esp now that i know that i have you guys to answer my concerns, thanks a lot!

[access]

just wondering where can i buy Klearscreen?

[bagwis]

You could try at Apple Center in Megamall. It's not really a Klearscreen as in klearscreen. I believe they do have an LCD Screen Cleaner similar to Klearscreen. Around 1,500.00 for that. :beer:

[access]

thanks bagwis

[the_butcher]

docnap: san ka bumili ng zeroshock? scratch-resistant ba sya as the radtech psleeve?

[ultratramp]

Originally posted by the_butcher
docnap: san ka bumili ng zeroshock? scratch-resistant ba sya as the radtech psleeve?

both sleeves are scratch resistant. if you keep your book in the sleeve then it will resist scratches as well. the zeroshock sleeve is a zip up sleeve that is padded to resist impact to your 'book. the radtech powersleevz is a slip-on fitted fabric sleeve that protects from scratches and serves double duty as a wipe cloth. for utmost protection slip on a powersleevz and then slip it into a zeroshock. if that isnt enough protection slip both into a tom bihn brain cell and then you can jump out of planes with your book. :P :evil:

[the_butcher]

@ultratramp: hehe, thanks dude. but im not a frequent flyer, so ill be limited with what is avail here sa pinas... have you heard of a china-made sleeve, 'moc' ang brand?