QUOTE(Aurora @ Jan 14 2010, 12:40 AM)
Hate to point this out (especially on first page of V2), but someone from the other side of the world is experiencing this
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link: xda-developers
Anyway, after going through the whole thread (and link to other threads), seems like it occurred due to excessive force, rapid ambient temperature change, screen protector. Could be a manufacturing defect, or could be due to its large screen size, it has higher tendency of occurrence.
IIRC, capacity screen is glass type, and by touch alone (without pressing), the screen will pick-up our finger gesture, right? And so, the screen isn't suppose to have any sign of softness and tenderness if we press it, unlike resistivity. I remember iphone capacity touchscreen as solid, not tender.
it is a solid screen.. unlike resistive touch screens...
link: xda-developers
Anyway, after going through the whole thread (and link to other threads), seems like it occurred due to excessive force, rapid ambient temperature change, screen protector. Could be a manufacturing defect, or could be due to its large screen size, it has higher tendency of occurrence.
IIRC, capacity screen is glass type, and by touch alone (without pressing), the screen will pick-up our finger gesture, right? And so, the screen isn't suppose to have any sign of softness and tenderness if we press it, unlike resistivity. I remember iphone capacity touchscreen as solid, not tender.
Jan 14 2010, 01:29 AM

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