S710a Screen protector

I know a lot of people have been wondering how to protect that HUGE
screen on the 710a. I've seen a lot of people using
PDA screen protectors, or others. If you've had problems attaching
them without having a ton of bubbles, no matter how
careful you are, here's a tip left over from my plastic model building
days to make it MUCH easier to attach the protector and leave out the
air bubbles.

Get a cup of water, put one drop of mild dishwashing soap and mix.
spray or put a few drops of this mix on the screen. Peel the protector
from its backing, don't touch the sticky side. Lay it on the screen,
and use a lint free cloth to blot out the water. Then, use a spactula
or something rubber to act like a squeegie and slowly work the excess
water out of the screen.
Also, the soap/water mix acts as a wetting agent, allowing you to
position the protector
around to get the perfect placement.
An alternate way to do this is to put a few drops of the liquid on the
back side of the
screen protector, if you are a little squemish about putting liquid on
the screen. I've applied decals on models for years, and found this
method works quite well for PDA, camera and now phone LCD screens. A
LITTLE LIQUID goes a long way, since it will "wick" from under the
center of the screen, all the way to the edges.
It usually takes around an hour for the evaporation of the liquid that
might be still trapped between the screen and the
protector. Unless you go really overboard on the amount of water VS
soap, it will dry completely clear, and you won't
notice anyting but a nice clear screen, now protected from scratches!
If you want to use an alternate wetting agent, just stop by any good
hobby shop that caters to scale plastic models and
ask them for some decal setting solution. It's basically the same
thing, but in a premixed bottle.