On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 02:53 PM, Tony Jayms wrote: > Yes! I put mine to sleep and when I opened it up it skewed off and > snapped at the top right (by the power in jack) hinge. It was held by > the wire that runs through the hinge and I thought I would get away > with it ... for a while! Next day opened up the screen and arcing was > originating from the cables as they tried to make the connection. With > no back light on the screen I had to shine a torch at the screen to > enable me to see in order to back everything up. > > It really was not a lot of help being told on the phone to hook up to > another computer to use as a Target disk at a time like this ;-) > > After getting my TiBoo back I now ensure that I am extra-extra careful > when opening it and I cannot stress how many pairs of kid gloves you > need to be wearing. > > I won't mention the time the return took either! :-) TiBooks really do seem to be FRAGILE. If i dropped a thinkpad i would hardly cringe... if i dropped a powerbook, i'd quickly close my eyes and plug my ears before it hit the ground... then i'd turn around without looking and just walk away... =) --- http://www.mp3.com/lukeetyrnal (music no one likes) etyrnal at ameritech.net