Laptop Travel
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I'm flying for the first time in a few years and am wondering if there is anything I should know about traveling with a laptop. I believe x-ray is safe for the machines now, etc.
Any suggestions from those who travel a little more often on how to make the process easier?
I'm flying for the first time in a few years and am wondering if there is anything I should know about traveling with a laptop. I believe x-ray is safe for the machines now, etc.
Any suggestions from those who travel a little more often on how to make the process easier?
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[ 06-14-2002: Message edited by: Convert ]</p>
One thing to keep in mind, though, is that all batteries degrade over time. I've had to replace the rechargable alkalines for my Palm several times. It gets to the point where one day of usage LEAVES 4%, not uses 4%. We also had a camera battery that lasted for fifteen minutes instead of a couple hours. My cell phone batteries are slowly dying too. All batteries just plain get old, and need to be replaced every once in a while. Sounds like your one hour battery may be having that kind of problem. Talk to your company and see if they'll replace it for you.
I have noticed my battery getting shorter too. I'm down to 2 hours if I'm lucky on a Pismo. Hoping that after my interview in DC I might be able to afford a new Ti or if I were truly lucky talk the company into one. (I'm really just hoping for the job at this point).
Thanks!