Thread: Flying with a laptop
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Old 28-03-2009, 14:04   #10
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Re: Flying with a laptop
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Originally Posted by Rob M View Post
I haven't but know people that have. It's simpler and quicker to switch a laptop back on from Hibernation (generally speaking of course) and therefore could save time.

I tend not to fly with my laptop if I can help it.
Ahh, I see. Yes, mine's always in standby anyway.

It's probably not a bad idea not flying with a laptop - although very easy when you've got a netbook. I was almost very badly stung in Spain - spent £100 on roaming on my iPhone and then realised my iTunes on the laptop had swallowed 25MB... fortunately, I've only been billed £8.50 for it!

Definitely a case of traveller beware if you're travelling abroad - roaming charges really are a form of theft.
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