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Apple boasts that the screen of the iPhone 4 terminal is made using a secret technological process and special materials so that its resistance is much greater than that of a normal touchscreen. Many people have compared the resistance of this screen with that of screens generically called "Gorilla glass" and some websites I support that the iPhone 4 terminal would practically have this technology implemented and this should result in a high impact resistance. Unfortunately PROVEN already that the screen of the iPhone 4 terminal is very fragile and it might not be made using this technology, but the Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet has a touchscreen made using this technology and you can see from the video clips above how resistant it is.
Practically in the video clips above a person Use a ball gun (made of copper) that works on the basis of CO2 to shoot the screen of the tablet and a glass placed in a bag. The tablet's screen remains intact after the 3 shots, but the glass is completely destroyed, so the people from Samsung worked a little hard to make the screen quite resistant. However, this test seems a little strange to me, what do you think?
For the sake of an exact comparison, below is a demonstration of the resistance of the Dell Streak screen made using the same technology as in the case of the Samsung tablet.
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