Sony now has televisions made with gorilla glass. If you are using your TV in a way that a gorilla glass screen is somehow advantageous, you are doing something terribly terribly wrong.
Technical Agile Coach and Trainer
Sony now has televisions made with gorilla glass. If you are using your TV in a way that a gorilla glass screen is somehow advantageous, you are doing something terribly terribly wrong.
Ahhh…I’m going to guess that you haven’t yet seen the awesome destructive testing capabilities of children. If you take n children of ages 0-20 and n flat screen tv, where n is an unsigned integer, and mix, some number of n flat screen tv’s will end up with a broken screen.
In aerospace, I developed the rule of thumb, “Over-kill is better than no kill at all.”
My kids are 2 and 4, so maybe I just haven’t experienced everything yet. :) I suppose that if I ever did have a screen broken the Gorilla Glass would definitely be a desired feature.