Brian Steere wrote: > I read that one should always plug in the power brick before connecting > power lead to the Book. > If I move it from one place to another, I am conscientiously unplugging it > and re plugging it in correct sequence rather than just carrying it with the > power lead and brick connected and then replugging the plug into the wall > while still connected. > > I just want to check out if this is over paranoid behaviour or not? > I mean the manual suggests not to move the Powerbook while on but people do > - but carefully - right? > > all the best > Brian > > > > I drag all my laptops around powered up and never give any thought to how I plug or unplug them either. One thing my T41 laptop does have that the powerbook I own doesn't is drop protection for the hard drive so if I ever did drop the powerbook while it was on I may loose data but that's all backed up anyway. So it is paranoid but with a very real touch of reality to suggest not carrying it around powered up. If its asleep it should be really safe though.
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