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On May 8, 12:28 pm, Eric Greenwell wrote:
brianDG303 wrote:
Something I've noticed is that the screens can be hard to read in
bright sunlight with dark gray sunglasses and much easier with those
amber sunglasses.
I use "aviation" sunglasses that have an untinted bottom quarter, which
improves the visibility of the PDA a lot. While they aren't prescription
glasses, they do have a "bifocal" portion at the bottom that lets me
focus perfectly on the PDA.
What brand and model are your sunglasses?
I believe this is where I've ordered a couple pairs (search for R424 at
the site):
http://www.eyesave.com/_pgid_1__index.aspx
I've bought a couple elsewhere to use in my car and motorhome, so I can
see the TomTom gps better, and they all seem the same. Search for
"sunreaders" and you'll find more options. Amazon.com has a lot of
listings, too.
They also make "no-line" sunreaders, but I haven't tried them.
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Which PDA ?
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