ledaholic
Enlightened
In case anyone is interested, Writeright is on sale at Circuit City for $9.99
WriteRight on sale
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lightlover
Flashlight Enthusiast
ledaholic -
is it the micro-textured version for monochrome screens ?
The version for colour screens is plain, without the useful diffusing effect. I guess it would still serve to protect Lexan from scratches though.
Jahn
Ps - ledaholic, please mail me iffen you can ?
is it the micro-textured version for monochrome screens ?
The version for colour screens is plain, without the useful diffusing effect. I guess it would still serve to protect Lexan from scratches though.
Jahn
Ps - ledaholic, please mail me iffen you can ?
CiTY
Enlightened
I got mine at a "clearance" at walmart...$2.50 a couple or weeks ago.
ledaholic
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lightlover
I'm not sure, they only had one type- for the HP Jornada. Their website shows several different types. All are on sale.
Bob
I'm not sure, they only had one type- for the HP Jornada. Their website shows several different types. All are on sale.
Bob
Ok this is crazy but here is goes:
People who don't like the high price of writerights will often use plain overhead transparencies and cut to fit their PDA screen--maybe they're onto something. Somone want to try a couple different brands? When (if) we found one that worked well somone could buy a huge institution size box of them and sell them as needed or something
People who don't like the high price of writerights will often use plain overhead transparencies and cut to fit their PDA screen--maybe they're onto something. Somone want to try a couple different brands? When (if) we found one that worked well somone could buy a huge institution size box of them and sell them as needed or something
sotyakr
Enlightened
I've heard of people using overhead projection film as screen protectors for their PDA's, but I thought the 'magic' of WriteRights for flashlight use was in the texture or embossed pattern. Also, if I'm not mistaken, overhead projection film has no adhesive, and in PDA use it's cut a bit larger than the visible screen area so the edges fit under the bezel.
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**DONOTDELETE**
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I was suprised how well the Write rights worked! I used it on my Mag 3D and it now produces a beam ALMOST (stressed) like the SF beam. I lost alot of light however and it's at best about as bright as my E1e. It's a cheap alternative to Streamlights, which put out nice beams.
