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> Are these warnings about heat really true? How do you even get it out of > your house in a brief case if it can't be *stored* at temperatures higher > than 95 deg F ? Fortunately, Hawaii (unlike Arizona) never gets above 95 degrees outside, but my office *does* get up to 100 at times, and I've never had any trouble running machines in this environment. > DON' T: > ....... > * Leave the base of the ThinkPad computer resting directly on your > body (e.g., legs or torso) during an extended period of operation. I agree with this, and strongly recommend the Levenger lap desk (weighs almost nothing, and provides a useful work surface/thermal barrier). > * Use or store your computer at temperatures below 5C (41F) or above > 35C (95F). IBM ran a television advert fairly heavily for a while, in which a TP was used for communication in a sweltering jungle. I wonder if their tech department and advertising department talk? - David