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Subject: Touchscreens
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abhi422 24.01.11 - 03:00pm
Hey friends, I've a question. See, if we consider resistive touchscreens then they have layers of plastic having space between them. So resistive touchscreens can be damaged with over pressure. But, as per I've searched, capacitive touchscreens use a glass layer. But, think of N86 or any non touchscreen phone with glass display. Now, my question is can the minimum force or pressure to damage capacitive touchscreen also damage to the non touch glass display. * +

abhi422 24.01.11 - 03:02pm
See friends, I'm searching for a good phone. Previously I had 2 chances to get a phone, but couldn't get due to some problems. At first I was going for N97 mini but couldn't get. The second time I thought to go for non touchscreen phone as I've dropped my current 6303c about 7-8 times accidentaly but nothing happened, but such a thing could damage a touchscreen, so I was going for N86. But now, I think s60v3 is old, doesn't have GPU. * +

abhi422 24.01.11 - 03:04pm
And now as I can't get any phone for 2-3 months, I'll wait for X7, but I'm afraid of damage. Please tell me the difference between the glass used in N86 and N8. * +

nfxcr3w 24.01.11 - 03:18pm
N8 Glass is made of Gorilla Glass so its very strong * +

nfxcr3w 24.01.11 - 03:19pm
not sure about n86 thought it was plastic * +

proton 24.01.11 - 03:25pm
N8s build quality is unmatched its too good * +

proton 24.01.11 - 03:26pm
check out some youtube vids they have even dropped it from a bridge * +

nfxcr3w 24.01.11 - 03:32pm
i wouldnt do that thou * +

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