These thin, plastic sheets are cut to fit the screen of your Palm perfectly, are self-adhesive and remove easily.  The problem is that the texturing, which is supposed to reduce glare and make writing easier, also  reduces screen visability.
Another problem with this product is getting  these sheets to lay down smoothly without any air pockets.  You are  supplied with a credit card-like applicator, but if not applied perfectly  the first time, you can go over and over the thing and the bubbles still  remain.
There is no doubt in my mind that this product will protect the  Palm's fragile screen from scratches, but if you can't read the screen,  what's the point?  I discovered, however, it's very easy to cut the sheets  so they just cover the graffiti portion of the screen, and this is the part  of the screen that takes the most abuse from your stylus.  Using it this  way, you get the advantage of a textured writing surface (very nice) yet  you can still easily view the screen.  Furthermore, you'll get three of  these mini protectors from each single sheet.
Keep in mind that if you  choose to use the method of only covering the graffiti portion of the  screen, and a coin or some other object gets lodged between the case and  the screen, these protectors will do little to keep the rest of the screen  from being scratched.
I think the textured writing surface makes this  product a good bet for most users, and you can start with the entire screen  covered and see if you can live with it.  If not, cut the sheets (as  described above) and I think you'll be happy.
These thin, plastic sheets are cut to fit the screen of your Palm perfectly, are self-adhesive and remove easily. The problem is that the texturing, which is supposed to reduce glare and make writing easier, also  reduces screen visability. Another problem with this product is getting  these sheets to lay down smoothly without any air pockets. You are  supplied with a credit card-like applicator, but if not applied perfectly  the first time, you can go over and over the thing and the bubbles still  remain. There is no doubt in my mind that this product will protect the  Palm's fragile screen from scratches, but if you can't read the screen,  what's the point? I discovered, however, it's very easy to cut the sheets  so they just cover the graffiti portion of the screen, and this is the part  of the screen that takes the most abuse from your stylus. Using it this  way, you get the advantage of a textured writing surface (very nice) yet  you can still easily view the screen. Furthermore, you'll get three of  these mini protectors from each single sheet. Keep in mind that if you  choose to use the method of only covering the graffiti portion of the  screen, and a coin or some other object gets lodged between the case and  the screen, these protectors will do little to keep the rest of the screen  from being scratched. I think the textured writing surface makes this  product a good bet for most users, and you can start with the entire screen  covered and see if you can live with it. If not, cut the sheets (as  described above) and I think you'll be happy.