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We're only talking about the outer polarizing layer that reacts with light. It isn't exactly a game changer, as both matte and glossy have downsides. This is why semi-glossy came to be.
Sharper? Not exactly. More of a percieved sharper image, due to how light gets diffused on a matte surface.
For me, I like to let the sun shine in at times, and that is about impossible with a glossy screen lol
As far as them existing, I don't believe anyone makes any IPS panels with gsync that are glossy.
You would be correct, but it is a AHVA panel. Similar to IPS.