3M Anti-Reflective Film Solution For New Macbooks

I'm eagerly awaiting my new Macbook, and I thought I'd be industrious and search for a good solution for their glass reflection problems. I hope the site moderator doesn't mind me posting the following links.
This easy-clean matte film should fit on both 13" and 15" Macbooks.
_ARM200 PDF Brochure:_ http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?66666UuZjcFSLXTt48T_OxTcEVuQEcuZgVs6 EVs6E666666--
ARM200Website:http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/enUS/Vikuiti1/BrandProducts/main/productliterature/productinformation/PC_7_RJH9U52 30GE3E02LECFTDQ8KB7nid=R0ZHLXBJXGbe0H01CMQK62gl
Message was edited by: KL3V3R HANS

I have a nushield. It works really great and it is sized just right for the Macbook screen. There are two versions. It doesn't effect the quality of picture. It does reduce glare and it protects your screen from being scratched. Go to www.nushield.com. It's worth the money. Plus it supports a small American company. I also like Zagg shields (lifetime warranty). Zagg shields protect the macbook from scratches. It's a film you put on. It doesn't add weight and it doesn't heat up your Macbook like some plastic cases would. Check out nushield!

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