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"Military Spec MacBook Air" is my new favorite oxymoron.
> My [MacBook] Air usually lasts about 4 or 5 hours with full brightness and the wifi turned on What are you doing that depletes the battery so fast? I have a 2012 13" MacBook Air which lasts 8-9 hours. My typical use is: display set to 50% brightness, WiFi turned on, mostly using Adobe CC apps.
Okay, so that sucks.
>razor sharp shards of glass ricocheted
Welp, you literally dropped a glass glass of water. Good lord, that's scary on a naked computer. This is a pretty awesome hack.
>(Be sure to get your finger partially in front of the lens while documenting this.)
Why does he say this? I don't understand.
I have another question. What is the present status of taking something like this on-board an airplane? Is the extended battery likely to raise alarm at the carry-in security section?
[1] Something like this: http://www.isplc2006.org/b2b/graphite/5/universal_plug_adapt... I've got a round shaped one with a "Fuji" logo on the side I got at Heathrow I believe.
>dropped a glass of water on the case, and Okay, so that sucks. >razor sharp shards of glass ricocheted Welp, you literally dropped a glass glass of water . Good lord, that's scary on a naked computer. This is a pretty awesome hack. >(Be sure to get your finger partially in front of the lens while documenting this.) Why does he say this? I don't understand. I have another question. What is the present status of takin…
We had no problems, sending it through the airplane, i snuck a peek at the x-ray cause i wanted to see what the battery looked like. Just a bunch of cells.
Pretty cool, the other change I would suggest would be munging one of those plugs that can morph into any sort of wall plug [1] (they sell them in airport shops) so you end up with a charging cable that can plug into anything. [1] Something like this: http://www.isplc2006.org/b2b/graphite/5/universal_plug_adapt... I've got a round shaped one with a "Fuji" logo on the side I got at Heathrow I believe.