First post, by Rikintosh
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I know trinitron tubes seem to use some sort of plastic film that prevents glare, but how were traditional CRT monitors made to have their screens anti-glare? Is it a film, or is it a special glass?
I ask this, because I already removed LCD films that were anti-reflective, and they became glossy screens, and I have a monitor here that has some scratches, on the tube, and I also like the appearance of the IBM CRTs that were glossy.
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