Joe Sharkey at the NY Times writes this morning about the TSA’s approval of new laptop carrier designs which will allow the traveller to keep their laptop in the case as they pass through airport security.

Strange that they had to come up with something I used for seven years.  I bought my Lapdog from Shaun Jackson Design in 2000 or early 2001, I can’t remember which, and I finally tossed it away early this year.  It was a breeze heading through airports all over the world, just unvuckle the fastenings, unfold the Lapdog, and fire it on the conveyor belt.  No need to take it out of the laptop even.  After 9/11, the TSA eventually required that I (along with all other users) had to take the laptop out of this case.

Tags: LapDog, Shaun Jackson Design, TSA

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