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I came across a forum post asking about this. As it says you need to remove the polariser layers which is fairly easy (last time I replaced a laptop LCD it fell
by fy20 6y ago
I came across a forum post asking about this. As it says you need to remove the polariser layers which is fairly easy (last time I replaced a laptop LCD it fell apart on disassembly and I was presented with many layers of plastic), but OP couldn't find a transreflector layer that was suitable. Without that it's too bright in sunlight, but maybe for indoor use it's good enough. I wonder if something like window tinting films would work (as they are partially reflective depending on the tint level).
https://www.instructables.com/community/How-can-I-convert-a-transmissive-to-a-reflective-L/ https://www.instructables.com/community/How-can-I-convert-a-...
- jacquesm 6y agoHow about carefully placed strips of retroreflective tape behind the display?