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Re: Carrying your notebook



At 11:36 AM 6/26/96 -0500, you wrote:
>I have a question for all of you 760 series owners out there, and toshiba
>tecra owners may comment as well.  I realize this is a subjective
>evaluation, but I wonder what you all think about the weight of these
>machines.  Is it so heavy that a student carrying one across campus would
>quickly experience shoulder fatigue?  Have any of you tried carrying the 760
>with nothing in the floppy/cdrom bay to save weight, and does it seem to
>make much of a difference?  I would love to have one of these machines, but
>i'm afraid that I would be sorry the first time I walked across campus with
>it.  Most of the people I've read comments from seem to be using notebooks
>in business settings, so weight may not be as much an issue, or maybe it is.
>Any thoughts would be appreciated.  

I carry a 760C w/ the manual, power adapter, battery, ethernet gunk all in a
Targus backpack. It isn't really that heavy carrying it this way. I've also
carried it in a Kensington compact shoulder case, and again, it didn't seem
that bad.  Albeit, I'm 6'4" 225 and I lift and run, but I still haven't really
felt any strain or annoyance. With the backpack, though, I wouldn't try to break
out in a full run.

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