Steve,
Thanks ... just had some concerns after seeing some really "hot" 12"
units ... and wondered if the 17" would follow suit.
-Bob Angell-
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 06:01, Steve Fuller wrote:
> Someone had asked about heat under the left hand on my BigAl book (now
> affectionately named "Lapzill
Someone had asked about heat under the left hand on my BigAl book (now
affectionately named "Lapzilla"). The left hand side of the palmrest
contains the hard drive, and the right hand side has the Superdrive in
it, so the heat on either side is not an issue at all. The warmest spot
on the noteb
On Friday, March 28, 2003, at 08:41 PM, Steve Fuller wrote:
> Mr Grenier had requested that I type up some impressions when I had
> some more time. I've been using BigAl for most of the day now, and I
> have some time now after a days worth of playing.
Now that you have had BigAl for a few days,
On Saturday, March 29, 2003, at 06:45 AM, Anne Judge wrote:
>> So far I haven't found many things that I can complain about. The
>> mouse
>> button doesn't sit quite level from one side to the other. It's not
>> that it's loose, but one side sits even with the main part of the
>> case,
>> where
>So far I haven't found many things that I can complain about. The mouse
>button doesn't sit quite level from one side to the other. It's not
>that it's loose, but one side sits even with the main part of the case,
>where the other side sits up a bit higher.
MacAddict just had a review of the 12"
On Friday, March 28, 2003, at 10:52 PM, Kevin Stevens wrote:
> I'll trade you my nice level even trackpad button for a screen without
> the huge disgusting distracting horrible stuck pixel in the middle of
> the screen that ruins the whole screen no matter what I'm doing.
>
I'm sure you've heard
On Friday, March 28, 2003, at 09:52 PM, Kevin Stevens wrote:
>
> I am very very pleased with the Waterfield RacerX case. Check it out
> at
> http://www.sfbags.com/
I will give them a look here this evening
>
> I'll trade you my nice level even trackpad button for a screen without
> the huge di
On Friday, Mar 28, 2003, at 19:41 US/Pacific, Steve Fuller wrote:
> your hand. I will not be carrying this around without a bag, or at
> least a sleeve of some sort. I am going to a friend's house tomorrow to
> try out a new bag he bought for his laptop. If that doesn't work out, I
> have seen so
Mr Grenier had requested that I type up some impressions when I had
some more time. I've been using BigAl for most of the day now, and I
have some time now after a days worth of playing.
The biggest things that I've noticed have been the quality of the
keyboard, and the lack of noise from the m
