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== Rubber bumpers == |
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At least for primary school children it could be useful if the laptops had rubber bumpers. Young children may not be able to avoid |
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throwing around or dropping an object or occasionally hitting something with it. Large, soft rubber bumpers could increase durability. |
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Rubber bumpers would also increase friction and reduce the risk of accidentally pushing a laptop from a desk. |
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An alternative to rubber could be hollow polyethylene balls with notches to fit the edges of the laptop case. |
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== Satchel == |
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An inexpensive satchel could be built from plastic, bubble wrap and other cushioning material. A satchel would encourage |
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carrying the laptop on the back, which is ergonomically better for carrying over longer distances and may decrease the |
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risk of the laptop being knocked while being carried. A satchel would also decrease the risk of damage through rain and dust, |
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even if the laptop is resistant. The price of a mass produced plastic satchel should be insignificant. |
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The shoulder straps of a satchel could allow to suspend the laptop from the straps, reducing the weight-loading of the satchel |
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to zero. |
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: See also: [[Case_design#Should_holes_be_present_for_a_should_strap.3F|Should holes be present for a should strap?]] |
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