Carrying thinkpad by screen - not an issue?

[Guest]

Is holding the business class x series thinkpads by the screen a problem? I own the x240 and haven't made a scratch on it but apparently I can be pretty rough with it. 

Just asking if carrying it by the screen would matter, and im only usually carrying it for a couple seconds to reposition it.

 

Also, does anyone know how to remove the delay between clicking and typing? I think synaptics makes it so that if you type you cant click for a second

 

And if you can answer these questions, I have a bunch of unanswered ones over here:

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/501196-windows-sw-questions-can-anyone-help/

 

Thanks

[d3sl91]

It's a thinkpad, its probably fine. 

 

But think about it, do you want to spend hundreds on a new screen, when you could have just picked it up properly?

[Tmt97]

I guess it depends how hard your gripping it. Are you holding it by your left or right hand?

[Guest]

I guess it depends how hard your gripping it. Are you holding it by your left or right hand?

left, usually top left to lift it to another position

[kameshss]

Probably fine.

 

I grab my Pavilion G4 laptop by it's screen several times. Nothing damage happened till now.

[Tmt97]

left, usually top left to lift it to another position

And are you left or right handed?

[Guest]

And are you left or right handed?

right. i use left because of the charger

[Tmt97]

right. i use left because of the charger

Mkay, then its probably fine. As long as your not using the hand that you usually, erm... "grip" with. If you used that hand, the added strength might break through the screen.

[sezir]

It probably wont break... but is it really worth chancing it

[Guest]

It probably wont break... but is it really worth chancing it

chancing (verb) 1. The act of chance

 

But you're right