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jsw123

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Mar 19, 2006
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I'm not sure if this is damaging to the computer, but if you are not using an application that takes up the whole screen, a good place to put your Apple Remote is on the bottom right corner of the screen.
 
jsw123 said:
I'm not sure if this is damaging to the computer, but if you are not using an application that takes up the whole screen, a good place to put your Apple Remote is on the bottom right corner of the screen.

It Might if the apple remote has a magnet in
as it might Damage the screen
 
U Could Buy a Stick On magnet for the top of the MBP

and then u can use the magnet on the remote
 
magnets will not damage LCD displays. so that is a non-issue. they are only harmful to CRTs.
 
was there actually anywhere for the remote to be stuck to the MBP? ive never seen any pictures that depict this. maybe it's just the imac.

things are al lot closer together in the MBP. its a relatively weak magnet, but still has the potential to do some damage. i found this out the hard way with my ipod being put on top of my subwoofer....bye bye data. had to reformat the whole thing, and copy everythign back. it took effing ages.

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while this comment does little for suggesting what to do w/ the remote...dont you wish that it could somehow fit inside the Express slot? :rolleyes: similar to an HP I've seen w/ a remote.

anywho...I foresee this remote being misplaced often.
 
It would definitely be best if it had somewhere to store it in the laptop.
The reason why I wouldn't put it on the left side if because it might effect the magsafe.
 
Kingsly said:
I don't think the remote has a magnet in it (ie. it doesn't stick to my fridge)
If only it was a little thinner... then it could go in the ExpressCard slot...
Yeah, my thoughts exactly...if Apple decided it feasible and revises the remote, I might be willing to get an ExpressCard slot remote.
 
one more cool thing is that apple remote works with keynote on MBP's. Im not sure about imacs though
 
jsw123 said:
I'm not sure if this is damaging to the computer, but if you are not using an application that takes up the whole screen, a good place to put your Apple Remote is on the bottom right corner of the screen.

Just remember to get it out of there before you close the lid.
 
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