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deckeda wrote:
For you, I'd go with Vtech next time.
Or maybe no more portables.
Jeff
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A padded backpack allowed that sort of damage? My MBP was in a Waterfield bag that fell off of an airport cart onto the concrete...nothing...bag wasn't fazed at all.
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Yes, the damage surprised me too. I am just glad the screen did not shatter. There is a dent on the upper left corner there too.
V-Tech....LOLZ.
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Ouch! :banghead:
Before I put my 17" MBP in a Speck case, it was much easier for the "naked" surface to slip through my fingers. The Speck case adds just a bit of extra "purchase" when I'm lifting it out of my backpack. This is the second MBP I've put into a Speck. I can't imagine not protecting my machine with a case.
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At least you don't have to worry about getting that first ding or scratch anymore.
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That doesn't look like a horrible bump. I fell off my bike with my aluminum powerbook in it, and it was pretty dinged up on one corner. I took a hammer to it and carefully pounded it back into shape. Afterwards, you could barely tell there was a dent.
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How did you get the Powerbook into the bike?