<![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare]]> I have a cheap hp laptop with no glare problem. A friend came over so I could fix her laptop. She has some huge Dell that cost a small fortune and it has the worst glare I've ever seen.

Did they create the problem just so they could solve it? My son has a laptop circa 1993 and there is no glare problem. Am I missing something?

Navin R Johnson

]]> <![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare]]> Now you just can't see the screens?? Or like Louis says, are these just pictures of laptops with really bad glare?

Ian Bell

]]> <![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare]]> @Drizzten -- The pic isn't showing off NEC's new displays. It's just a reminder of how much screen glare sucks.

Louis Ramirez

]]> <![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare]]> Looking at just the examples above, I'd take the screen on the right rather than the screen on the left, if that's supposed to be representative of "non-glare" LCD tech. The dull whiteout affect on the left obliterates the contrast and conceals more of the screen's contents than the sharper reflective glare on the right.

My Fuji F30's screen has an anti-glare coating and exhibts the same problem. The glare is still there, but it's just been converted into a splotchy spot that's brighter than the rest of the screen.

Drizzten

]]> <![CDATA[NEC's New Displays Put an End to Screen Glare]]> Yeah, this new glossy screen craze is pretty annoying in my opinion. You need to be in just the right lighting or there's massive glare.

Keebler

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