Will screen protectors for other models fit my t4220?

[kruzilla]

So, I got the Photodon clear screen protector for my t4220 and I hate it. It's too much like drawing on glass and I underestimated how bad the glare would be. I want to buy the same ones they sell on the Fujitsu website since they have more of a "paper" feel but the only ones that are specifically for the t4220 are ridiculously expensive. Can anyone tell me if the ones for say, the t4010 or any of the other "t models" will fit? They're all 12.1" and I've found much better deals on other sites.

Please, please let me know. I need to buy something as soon as possible.

[MadCow]

Have you tried www.nushield.com? I'm using their anti-glare protector for my T4220 and am quite happy with it.

[kruzilla]

I haven't, actually. They're a bit pricey. How would you say the texture is? The one the tablet came with had a bit of "tooth" to it that made it feel more like paper and that's what I'm looking for. I'd buy the ones off the Fujitsu site but they're $80. Thanks for your help!

[MadCow]

I haven't, actually. They're a bit pricey. How would you say the texture is? The one the tablet came with had a bit of "tooth" to it that made it feel more like paper and that's what I'm looking for. I'd buy the ones off the Fujitsu site but they're $80. Thanks for your help!

Well, I would say they're a bit on the smooth side, but not really glass-smooth. Also, they do help reduce reflections especially indoor.

[YasminTiara]

Is a screen protection neccessary? I have mine on order and haven't even gave it thought until now.

[kruzilla]

Well, I do a lot of inking drawings on my tablet and after a month or 2 w/o the screen protector I noticed the screen was pretty scratched up. It's not something I notice when the computer turns on but it could affect re-sale value. Also, I'm not positive, but the grooves could affect your drawings after awhile. They might cause a bumpy drawing experience. I could be wrong though.