Laptop Rain Check

Anil Patrick, at Business Traveller India, gives a nice little article on how to keep your notebook running in the rainy conditions that happen more and more as fall creeps up on us here in North America.

On the fateful July 26th when Mumbai’s roads went under, many road warriors were forced to ditch their cars and wade through ankle to neck deep water. While there are laptops built for such extreme conditions, it is unlikely that you can lay your hands on one unless you are an army or naval commando. “Precaution is better than cure” and in case of laptops certainly less expensive, making it imperative on knowing how to safeguard your mobile computing devices during rainy days. While the tips listed below might not necessarily guarantee your laptop’s survival in extreme conditions like taking a dip on flooded city roads, it can certainly help it survive the rains in a better manner.

Read the rest at Business Traveller India.

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