[amzatha]

Got duo 3 days back and i always feel eye ache after using it. May be because of the screen which is too glossy and glary. Does any one feels that same? If i go for some anti-glare sticker, will it degrade the touch performance?

[cms]

You could try an ipad screen protector if you worried about touch preformance. I am waiting for my favorite screen protector manufacturers like Skinomi and Invisible Shield which make great touch polyurethane protectors. They are practically impossible to scratch.

[falltime]

I have the same issue. It is really bad - Are you sure it is glare related, I am thinking it has something to do with the refresh rate.

[Sleeping_Panda]

The refresh rate is set by default to 60hz, the same as your desktop monitor - the more likely culprits are a) screen brightness (which can be adjusted under the power management tab in Win7's control panel), and b) adjusting to the viewing distance/angle/size of the small monitor.

Anti-glare screen protectors work by dimming light from the monitor and reflected by the monitor from other sources - both of these issues are already under your control with the brightness adjustment and how you hold the machine - for example - if the monitor is actually too DIM and you are needing to sit under a lamp, that may be the source of your glare issues so turn the brightness up :-)

[JaJaWa]

Bit late but thought I'd add that there's lots of screen-protectors for it on eBay now (including "anti-glare") - I got one of these and the screen no longer acts like a mirror and now has a matte effect, quite an improvement for me, much better than glossy and doesn't scratch.

There are some very cheap but if you want a good quality one that doesn't scratch and is easy to apply then you'll probably have to spend ~£15.