pics of white moshi palmguard please

[wannabe07]

I found some pictures of blackbooks with the palmguard on, but I was hoping to see a few close-ups of the white version. If I missed them somewhere, please feel free to point me to them.

From the reviews I've read, it sounds like the film is thicker than you would think it might be, but I'm wondering if that makes the edges of the film more noticeable. Has anyone had any issues with the edges attracting lint or dirt on the adhesive?

Also, what is the texture of the film like? Something I read described it as "leathery" which sounds bizarre and totally not what I want. Does it feel much different than the plastic palmrest material?

Thanks!

[wannabe07]

Please??? Anyone?

[SchneiderMan]

search google images.

[Bobioden]

They look like the pics from their website. I had the Black on my Blackbook, and now the Silver on my MBP. They are a very, very thin sticker type material. Not leather feel at all. They blend in completely with the laptop, to the point that you don't even know they are there. I did not like the trackpad cover, so only use the Wristpad, and traackpad button covers.

http://www.moshimonde.com/palmguard.htm

[alphaod]

I don't have a Macbook, but since no one is providing pictures, here are mine. They should all be same thickness for all of them:

Front thickness:
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f390/alpha_ran/5c327f2c.jpg

Yes you can see the palmguard:
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f390/alpha_ran/cfe24fd7.jpg

And as for texture, it feels like rough plastic; if you know the desk mats it feels like that.

[PlaceofDis]

they look and work just perfectly on the white macbooks. i don't have a camera to take pictures. but i'm happy with mine, and have had it on for about a year now with no issues.

[MaMi]

I dont have any pics to post. But I've had mine on my white mb for a few months now with no problems. Don't have to worry about the discoloration everyone mentions.

[wannabe07]

Thanks everyone!

[johngardiner]

hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone who owns one of these can tell me what kind of effect they have when you remove them from the laptop? I ordered one for my macbook pro and am wondering if when I decide to take it off, will it leave any residue or stickyness or anyhting? Thanks!

[wannabe07]

From what I've read - sorry I can't speak from experience - most people have said that there hasn't been any residue or stickiness when the film is removed. But I think most of those reports have been based on the film only being on a short period of time - so I would wonder if the same is true after the film has been applied for months or years.

[joshwest]

these things work the best.. screw marware.. Moshi is where its at i have put them on all my machines...

[okatidubi]

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn268/seriously_youhaveattitudeproblems/18062008001.jpg
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn268/seriously_youhaveattitudeproblems/18062008004.jpg
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn268/seriously_youhaveattitudeproblems/18062008005.jpg

First 2 links are pictures of the moshi palm guard on the white macbook. Last one is the residue if you feel it off. I had it for about 2 months. Guess that answers your question.

Sticky situation.

[Zadiek]

I have had mine for about 9 months now, and it continues to work well. I guess I don't understand why you would take it off anyway. It protects against scratches, dirt, and even case cracks in the wrist area.

[PDE]

I've taken them off before and never noticed any residue. Just great, hard protection that blends in perfectly with the computer. Of course you can see it, but you won't notice it unless you're looking for it. Excellent product that i put on all my mac laptops.

[Zadiek]

Well I think you can defiantly notice it. It is more white than the default wrist rest area. It actually works out though because it matches the whiteness of the keyboard. Which is nice.