Yes, Stephen, I have used a 17" in an airplane other than 1st Class.
It was tight, but doable.
Have you ever used a laptop smaller than 17" anywhere but on an
airplane? It is fine to speak from your experience, but don't speak
from your experience as if it is the be all and end all of everyone's
experience. For that matter, if you answered my question at the
beginning of this paragraph with "Yes" then perhaps you are cheating
yourself when you speak from one experience as if it is the whole of
your experience.
- Mick
On Jul 16, 2007, at 2:03 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Have you ever tried to use a 17" laptop in an airplane? (First
Class is cheating). "Practical" means on how much you have put up
with moving it around.. You can shy away from any claims you like.
I just speak from my experience.
I beg to differ. I use the (pre-Intel) 17" PowerBook (Apple) and
because of what I use it for (math tutoring and educational
development and demonstration) I could use a smaller laptop but
that would not be "practical" for me for the tutoring aspect and
no more "practical" for the development and demo. Personally,
except for the likely price with current tech, I'd love to have a
23" laptop. Makes me shy away from your other claims because you
apparently make some assumptions about other people's uses that
don't really hold water.
--
stephen barncard
s a n f r a n c i s c o
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