Ever since Apple stopped adding laptop lock ports to their MacBooks, locking these puppies up has been harder and harder.
Now people have added laptops, smartphones and tablets to their arsenals, and they're using — or perhaps misusing — them at work, at home and in trains, planes, hotels and coffeehouses.
With many schools adding laptops, iPads, and other devices that students can take home with them, districts have begun a push to incorporate the technology into every lesson, complete overkill that works against the student in the long run.
In a strategy that can be attributed to Pimp My Ride, laptop makers knew that consumers loved laptops so they decided to add a laptop to their laptops.
Why not take cheap processors, stuff them into some of the small motherboards they had been working on, add a laptop screen and keyboard, and make a mini-laptop?
But add your laptop computer to the mix, and things can become complicated.
Your agent can add a laptop to your policy to cover the loss of hardware.
Now add your laptop or tablet, a wifi connection, a list of usernames and passwords, account details for blogging platforms, social networks, photo sharing sites, cloud-based research resources, collaboration tools and digital 3D learning environments.
You can even add a laptop as one of the video sources, in case you want to do things like add web browsing or a Powerpoint presentation into your production.
