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How to keep your technology clean while traveling for business or pleasure. Most people feel more secure by taking their laptops with them on their flight in the main cabin, rather than checking it with the rest of their luggage. Most are afraid of the possible damages that could occur to their electronics once it’s out of their hands. The TSA (Transportation Security Administration) has implemented rules and regulations for personal electronic devices. You can find items the TSA allows by checking the official TSA website: TSA What Can I Bring. Obviously, personal electronic devices including cell phones and laptops are on the safe listRead More →

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And here you thought the horror stories about the TSA were finished. According to a recent statement by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), larger laptops are prone to more intense scrutiny when going through a TSA checkpoint while smaller ones may get the benefit of the doubt. If you are traveling with a laptop that is 13″ or larger, be prepared to take it out of the bag and have it personally checked by a TSA agent. Anything 11″ or smaller will usually be allowed to stay in its case. Bob Burns, a blogger for the TSA, explained the differences in how tablet and laptop computers wereRead More →