I've been through airport security at least twice every week, some weeks much more often, every week this year. I can't remember one instance where the lady in front and the gentlemen behind me weren't both removing their laptops and throwing them into the ubiquitos plastic bins. There is a better path to travel my friends.
The last time I dumped my trusty Dell into a TSA bin it came out with a mysterious and sticky red substance on the bottom. That was the day I decided to opt for a Checkpoint Friendly Laptop case. Since, it has only been in a select few international locations where I had to remove my laptop from my bag.
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I personally went with the Tumi T-Pass™ Expandable Laptop Brief and don't have a single complaint. It works at the checkpoints, has a multitude of pockets and sections to house my junk, the nylon appears indestructible to date, and is large enough for me to carry a week of work. That being said a Google search of "Checkpoint Freindly Laptop Cases" will return a managerie of options to choose from. It is worth the investment, and the more people going this route the faster those security lines will move.
The last time I dumped my trusty Dell into a TSA bin it came out with a mysterious and sticky red substance on the bottom. That was the day I decided to opt for a Checkpoint Friendly Laptop case. Since, it has only been in a select few international locations where I had to remove my laptop from my bag.
I personally went with the Tumi T-Pass™ Expandable Laptop Brief and don't have a single complaint. It works at the checkpoints, has a multitude of pockets and sections to house my junk, the nylon appears indestructible to date, and is large enough for me to carry a week of work. That being said a Google search of "Checkpoint Freindly Laptop Cases" will return a managerie of options to choose from. It is worth the investment, and the more people going this route the faster those security lines will move.
