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CKohkah

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Jan 10, 2008
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Hello,

I was wondering getting scratches on the " Un-scratchable" glass is a defect in anyway...?

Would Apple exchange a 3G for scratched glass?
 
If u caused the scratches I think that you're pretty much stuck with it. There is nothing in the documentation that states the screen is scratch proofed, at least none that i've ever seen.

Despite all of the vids showing difficulty in scratching the screen, it can definitely happen.
 
I don't think it's "un-scratchable" though...
If it was there when you bought it, they should be able to exchange it for you (but it would be hard to prove)
 
Hello,

I was wondering getting scratches on the " Un-scratchable" glass is a defect in anyway...?

Would Apple exchange a 3G for scratched glass?

Diamond is the hardest materiel on earth (Mohs 10) and it can be scratched. So how can glass (Mohs 6) be "un scrunchable" and where does Apple claim this?
 
Diamond is the hardest materiel on earth (Mohs 10) and it can be scratched. So how can glass (Mohs 6) be "un scrunchable" and where does Apple claim this?
they dont claim it anywhere... so a kinda pointless thread based on non-researched information
it is just harder and more scratch resistant that the plastic that was originally planned to be used
and diamond is the hardest naturally occuring material, Aggregated diamond nanorods are harder :)
 
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