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I find this article very informative. I always take my laptop when I travel and your tips are very useful. I wil put it on my site as well. Thanks for sharing. Marina Womentravelalone
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kab94
Feb 11, 2009
If you're flying, remember that airport security will want your laptop in its own bin. -
kab94
Feb 11, 2009
If you're flying, remember that airport security will want your laptop in its own bin.
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Feb 21, 2006
Some zealous security officials will want to make sure that your laptop is actually a laptop and not a cleverly disguised container for something else. That's why I always keep at least some charge in the batteries.
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Feb 21, 2006
Some zealous security officials will want to make sure that your laptop is actually a laptop and not a cleverly disguised container for something else. That's why I always keep at least some charge in the batteries.
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Nov 22, 2005
There are backpacks available that are specially designed to hold laptops. It makes transporting laptops much easier.
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Nov 22, 2005
I bought a "shock pocket" at a local office supply store that also came with a small zipper case. I slide my laptop into the pocket, cords in the small case and put them all in an old, sturdy packpack that is also large enought to hold my dayplanner.
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Nov 22, 2005
The most helpful gadget for laptop travel I have found is a wireless modem. No need to hunt for a telephone to download email quickly at the gate...just turn on the modem and go. (It's often faster and cheaper than hotel lines)! I use a Ricochet modem.
