- Joined
- Jul 20, 2008
- Messages
- 164
- Reaction score
- 2
- Points
- 18
- Location
- Toronto, Ontario
- Your Mac's Specs
- white MacBook - 2.16GHz, 2GB RAM, 500GB HD iPhone Specs: white 3GS - 32GB
Hey guys, I'm going back to school in September and I'll probably have my new MacBook with me often. Now I do have my own laptop bag but that was for my old Toshiba so it's a little bit on the bigger side. I'm entering my last year of high school so I don't really wanna carry a laptop bag around everywhere. Instead, I've thought of this solution:
As you may or may not be able to tell, the MacBook fits perfectly into my school binder (no need for a MacBook Air now , just kidding). The reason why I ask if this is a bad idea is because when the binder is closed, the MB is upside-down. I chose to put it in head first because then the heat fans (is that what you call them?) are not blocked, so this reduces the risk of my motherboard overheating while I leave it to sleep.
But anyways, is it bad if the MB is upside-down for a couple hours of the day?
As you may or may not be able to tell, the MacBook fits perfectly into my school binder (no need for a MacBook Air now , just kidding). The reason why I ask if this is a bad idea is because when the binder is closed, the MB is upside-down. I chose to put it in head first because then the heat fans (is that what you call them?) are not blocked, so this reduces the risk of my motherboard overheating while I leave it to sleep.
But anyways, is it bad if the MB is upside-down for a couple hours of the day?