Thread: Flying with a laptop
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Old 28-03-2009, 14:14   #13
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Re: Flying with a laptop
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Originally Posted by Rob M View Post
Sounds like a lucy (and cheap) escape there.

Know what you mean though, the temptation to travel with alaptop increases as the size of the laptop decreases
Yeah, I rang Vodafone (who kept me on hold for five mins at god knows how much - they really know how to squeeze it out of you, don't they?!) who told me £5 a MB! I guess it must be capped if you're using mobile broadband.

I don't think I could go away without my laptop, even if I do have my iPhone. The temptation to get a bit of free WiFi is just too high, and you never know when you might need it! And unlike my missus, I have got hand luggage full of books and make-up..
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