Will the protector cause any High Def TV picture clarity issues when watching Kindle movies through my TV?
310755
That I can't really answer as I haven't tried projecting movies to the TV, but I wouldn't think so. Certainly there is no degradation in visual quality for viewing movies or images directly on the Kindle. If I have time tomorrow, I will try to set up my HDX and TV to test this out and will let you know if there is a problem. Frankly this is the first screen protector that I forget is there. It's virtually invisible and the adds no distortion.
310756
I don't think so but have not tried it. I find the picture to be great when I am viewing photographs on the kindle so I wouldn't think movies would be any different.
310757
All video is very clear on our kindle with the screen protector in place. I am not a techie but looks good to me
956715
Read this article: http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/pn64h5000-201403143657.htm. It does the best job summing up the TV. Yes, when I am 2 feet from the TV you can see the honeycomb effect. I don't watch the TV at this distance. At 5' it noticeably less it and by 10' it is not noticeable at all. Admittedly it did bug me a little at first every time I would walk in front of the TV, but now I am fine with it. Movies have been awesome and I didn't have to shell out over $2k to get a 240Hz LCD of the same size. I didn't need a smart TV w/my Blu-ray player and have an Onkyo TX-NR818 in a 7.1 config for sound. I definitely prefer the plasma refresh rate with no ghosting with fast action on the screen. Read this article: http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/pn64h5000-201403143657.htm. It does the best job summing up the TV. Yes, when I am 2 feet from the TV you can see the honeycomb effect. I don't watch the TV at this distance. At 5' it noticeably less it and by 10' it is not noticeable at all. Admittedly it did bug me a little at first every time I would walk in front of the TV, but now I am fine with it. Movies have been awesome and I didn't have to shell out over $2k to get a 240Hz LCD of the same size. I didn't need a smart TV w/my Blu-ray player and have an Onkyo TX-NR818 in a 7.1... » Read More Read this article: http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/pn64h5000-201403143657.htm. It does the best job summing up the TV. Yes, when I am 2 feet from the TV you can see the honeycomb effect. I don't watch the TV at this distance. At 5' it noticeably less it and by 10' it is not noticeable at all. Admittedly it did bug me a little at first every time I would walk in front of the TV, but now I am fine with it. Movies have been awesome and I didn't have to shell out over $2k to get a 240Hz LCD of the same size. I didn't need a smart TV w/my Blu-ray player and have an Onkyo TX-NR818 in a 7.1 config for sound. I definitely prefer the plasma refresh rate with no ghosting with fast action on the screen. « Show Less
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Yes. That's what I purchased it for and that's what I use. I have an LG TV 40" and when you plug it into the hdmi it actually fills the entire screen on my TV! It works great & is worth the money. For a kindle fire like I have, be sure to get the micro hdmi/hdmi. A lot of others bought the mini hdmi & that isn't compatible. I hope this helps you!
1013812
As for the distortion %, I do not know. But I personally cannot detect any distortion during any of the movies, game or television.
525149
Plasma screens are known for having lots of light glare, more than LCD. I'm usually not home during the day, so light glare was not an issue for me. People recommend placing your tv against a wall that will not have sun shining on it or getting good blinds and using them
67830
I was just researching this myself (as I own these speakers). I'm surprised no one's answered you by now! My best answer is that I don't know if the speakers are shielded, BUT it apparently doesn't matter with plasma & LCD TVs, because unlike the old CRT's, they do not have the same magnetic properties which caused the distorted images & discoloration.
1974187
Not a problem at all. It's clear glass so there won't be any distortion. Just make absolutely sure you've cleaned away all dust and debris before you apply the screen protector.
69061
The screen clarity is not affected. This is a big plus of wet apply protector. The bad thing about the screen protector is that it is soft, meaning it gets dents if you use nail or other hard surfaces. It doesn't affect screen clarity but you can see them when the screen is off. The protector feels very smooth and I think it is actually easier to slide your finger on it than the actual screen.
294531
No. The product goes around the edges and behind the Kindle. Nothing over the screen.
1548861
yes I would recommend this model, as for the glare problem all flat panels that have screens made from glass will suffer from some reflections, but for the most part you will not notice it, as for blue ray movies, why bother, with a good upscaler dvd movies look almost as good as blu ray, besides viewing any distance beyond 7 ft your eye's cannot resolve any difference, in other words from 7ft away 720p and 1080p look the same quality wise,
462092
Grain/noise is native to plasmas, Panasonics especially it seems. I changed my tv and blu ray player setting to 24p for watching blu rays and like the improved picture. Give it a try and see how you like it.
1414160
I use it on a Samsung 32" LCD as a bedroom HTPC...but either way you want to use it, text shows up crisp and clear via HDMI
1538354
This don't make the screen fuzzy or anything, i have a nice and crisp screen. Hope it helps :)
194893
I find glare a problem as well. As one poster says, "the reflection is not a bother at all", well, that makes me wonder is there is still some reflection. I have a matte screen now and love it - no glare even with direct light. I'd love to upgrade my TV to 1080p but can't seem to find screens that are matte any more. So frustrating when manufactures do stuff like this. They should at least make it an option.
1824532
You'd need to have an HDMI to component signal converter box to do that; and even then you might have problems when you go to play stuff because of HDCP protection kicking in.
867731
i use my on my kindle fire. reading problems i experienced were regarding limited visibility. it is simply not 100% clear. you have to remember that you are using this outside with lots of sunshine and yes it is natural for visibility to be little off. for me it was not a problem. hope this helps. regards
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I wouldnt say it ruins it since the screen is still Hd quality and you can tell that. It kind of like wheb you have that thin sheet of plastic on a new electronic. Its hard to tell its there but you can see the refraction of the light from the screen which gives it a textured looo. It honestly doesn't bother me when I watch vids or anyone else that sees vids on it and the benefits from it Trumps any minor loss of clarity