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If you don't fuse (glue) the glass to the display, and don't leave an air gap, the result is an easily-damaged screen as the glass sheet rubs the LCD. Framing t
by tadfisher 13y ago
If you don't fuse (glue) the glass to the display, and don't leave an air gap, the result is an easily-damaged screen as the glass sheet rubs the LCD. Framing the display would change nothing about this equation, and the decision to use Corning glass has nothing to do with optical fusion.
Just about the only downside to fusing the display is repairability.
- gcb0 13y agoif both are equally secured there is no rubbing. and yes i know corning glass decision is only because it does not scratch. my main point thought is about extending a fragile glass like corning to the corners.