Product Requirements:
Device:
iPAQ 3600 / 3800/ 3900/ 5400 series, Palm V/m500
series, Toshiba e310/e740
Mobile Link Technology is
introducing a new line of screen protectors by P-i-v-o-t. These protectors are
similar to the other long lasting, glare reducing, and low-tack protectors I
have recently reviewed from Brando,
WriteSHIELD, and
ClearTouch.
Like the aforementioned protectors, these are slightly thicker than the
traditional high-adhesive versions. They have a glare-reducing design, and are
virtually indestructible once installed. You should be able to get many months
worth of use from them with "normal" usage.
If you tend to play a lot of games that require dragging your stylus across
your PDA’s screen, then this is the type protector I would recommend - they
really hold up well.
Price: $10.25 for one
Pros:
Excellent, long lasting protection for your screen
Non-Glare
Easy to remove - non "tacky" adhesive
Smooth writing surface
Cons:
None
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Product Information
| Price: | 10.25 |
| Manufacturer: | Mobile Link Technology Ltd |
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Hi Judy, say hi to George, Jane, Elroy, Rosie, Astro & Orbitty for me! :p
About the P-i-v-o-t screen protector, how’s it compared to PDAScreenProtector’s G2? I understand that different people have different preferences & your preferences need not necessarily mean that certain other screen protectors are inferior, so can you share your candid opinion?
Which do you prefer? I noticed that you’ve been using the G2 for, what, over a yr already? 
Thanks!
I would compare it to the Brando, ClearTouch and WriteSHIELD before I compared it to a G2. It is almost identical to the former.
I prefer the clarity of the G2, but I like the feel of the WriteSHIELD better. How messed up is that? So you’ll notice on PDAs I write more with, I have a paper feel protector on. PDAs I read more on will always have a G2.
Ever since they were out - and I heartily reccommend them for people who want an almost perfectly clear screen protector.
Judie :0)