Yes GS70 screen panels has glossy versions. But note that there are several generations of GS70 and they uses totally different display connection types (parallel interface LVDS, and new serial interface eDP).
So the best way is to pull out the stock display, write down the model number, then start to search online for the corresponding glossy version.
I found the easiest and most cost effective way is simply applying a glossy screen protector. The appearance is no difference from having a real glossy panel. You need to be very careful when applying the film to not having bubbles.
Yes GS70 screen panels has glossy versions. But note that there are several generations of GS70 and they uses totally different display connection types (parallel interface LVDS, and new serial interface eDP).
So the best way is to pull out the stock display, write down the model number, then start to search online for the corresponding glossy version.
I found the easiest and most cost effective way is simply applying a glossy screen protector. The appearance is no difference from having a real glossy panel. You need to be very careful when applying the film to not having bubbles.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D84GNYC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00
I have tried both ways, and I will stick with the 'glossy screen protector' method.
Because the glossy panel's surface is very fragile, you need to apply a glossy protector to it anyway.