Will the screen be too glossy?

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    Rathma

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    A big problem I had with the PSP is that I couldn't see the screen whatsoever outside in daylight.

    Has anyone tried using the Aspire One outside at all? I haven't had a chance to see these things in person, just pictures.
     
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    It works fine outside for me, but you are asking a question that nobody but you can answer.
     
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    Just used the Aspire One outside today (somewhat cloudy, but still a bright day). I could see the screen okay at about 75% brightness, and perfectly at 100% brightness. Hope this helps.
     
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    I was sitting out in the patio today and, yes, I felt the screen was too glossy to allow comfortable reading. Then again, I haven't experienced a screen that was practically readable yet (got a Toshiba laptop and an Asus 701 as well)
     
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