One of the more divisive features of the Sony Xperia Z1
was that Sony had a built-in screen protector on the device. Sony
called it "anti-shatter film", and the idea was that it would keep
broken glass shards from leaving the glass. Unfortunately, unlike the
glass underneath, the anti-shatter film was not scratch resistant; and,
it had the extra downside of removing the feel of glass and replaced it
with the feel of plastic.
with the feel of plastic.
But, there is good news for those of you who are interested in purchasing the newly announced Sony Xperia Z2 or the Xperia Z2 Tablet:
Sony has confirmed that neither device would use the anti-shatter film.
Instead, you'll get the feel of the real materials of the device, and
it should help quite a bit with the visual quality of the display. Over
time, the anti-shatter film would often gather scratches and smudges,
but the glass will be tougher, and easier to clean.
Of course, the anti-shatter film could be removed from the Z1, but
that wasn't really the best solution to the problem. We're certainly
glad to see that Sony has listened to users and changed this.
source: Android Central
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