Bumpon
Apple loves white. Not that I do not like white, but if you're an owner of a white Apple product, you do not want the dirt to be the single biggest flaw existence of the gadget, right?
My previous Apple MagSafe was full or scratches and dirt, because I usually leave the floor is not paved from the street. I also dropped a half dozen times. So I had to find a way to keep my new MacBook Pro is clean, scratch-free and safe. I found the Bumpon 3M.It's self-sticking polyurethane bumpers that serve as cushioner, feet, spacer and protector, is easy and quick to apply. The best thing about this, this is a transparent material so that it could not even notice its there....
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HP 6930p vs. Dell E6400 (review)
The base plate on the 6390p is truly massive. Is not heavy, but strong enough to resist any outside pressure to carry around. If you're a frequent traveler or forced to carry your laptop with you almost every day, you should pay particular attention to this. The E6400 comes close to 6930p, but only a relatively thin (metal!) Cover the bottom, which also provides access to all components (as seen in this picture).There is also a version available ATG E6400 (E6400 ATG), which can be seen as the 6930p apparently also supports the MIL-STD 810F standard (which obvisouly is more or less a marketing gag, but the good build quality is always appreciated.)...
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