How Your Laptop Can Help You if You’re Stuck in an Airport   7/4/2005 - 888 views,

Summary: Here's reason #399 to bring your laptop with you wherever you go. And just in time for long-weekend, holiday, and summer vacation travel. In these days of incredibly long waits at the airport, most people already expect to spend a couple of hours ...

Previous Article « New Security Flaw in Internet Explorer, and How to Fix It
Read Next Article » Internet’s Way-Back Machine will Save Advocate (News Release)

Here’s reason #399 to bring your laptop with you wherever you go. And just in time for long-weekend, holiday, and summer vacation travel.

In these days of incredibly long waits at the airport, most people already expect to spend a couple of hours cooling their heels once they get there, and before they can check in (let alone board).

But sometimes a couple of hours can turn many more hours, and before you know it you find yourself stranded at the airport for what seems an interminable amount of time. And there is only so much reading, monitor scanning, and plane watching you can do before you get tired. And cranky. And tired.

That’s when it’s time to whip out your trusty old laptop (actually you’ve probably already whipped it out and caught up on all your old email, and looked for someone - anyone - online to chat with - but hey, it’s 3:00a.m. and you seem to the the only one in the world who is up and awake except for the janitors at the airport, and they aren’t interested in idle chit chat (you know, you’ve already tried.

Well, keep your laptop open! Because it’s SleepingInAirports.com to the rescue!

Yes, this website is really and truly dedicated to finding places in or near major airports where you can catch a catnap or collapse in a coma. For either free or very little money.

The website is divided by country, and then region or state. And readers contribute their own tips and stories, many of which are extremely entertaining as well as helpful.

So remember this URL - SleepingInAirports.com, and, of course, your laptop.

Get FREE email alerts of new Internet Patrol stories!
    *We never share your email address with anyone

Email Address:
Date of first visit:
How you found us:

Be sure to watch for the confirmation email!

Subscribe
to The Internet Patrol on your cell phone    Email the link for this page to a friend!

Read more:

»  Here’s How to Tell Which Airports Offer Free Wifi!

»  San Jose First Airport on the West Coast to Offer Downloadable Flight Schedules

»  Houston Airport and Sprint Deliver High-Speed Wi-Fi Access to Houston Intercontinental Air Travelers (News Release)

»  Help Wanted: Hack Our One $100 2B1 Laptop Per Child Laptop

For additional similar stories check out our archives on Good Guys, Useful & Fun Stuff

 

No Comments »

No comments yet.

RSS feed for comments on this post.

Leave a comment

Warning! All comments which contain URLs and are clearly just spam to generate a link back to the URL will be deleted on sight. Don't bother wasting your time!

If you are going to include a URL in your comment,
please keep it under 25 characters in length,
or use TinyURL to shorten it before including it in your comment.

Line and paragraph breaks are automatic, your email address is never displayed.
HTML allowed: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

(required)

(required)


If you have not posted a comment here before, we apologize for having to ask you to enter the letters and numbers you see in the image above to validate your comment, but we are being attacked by thousands of comment form spams every day! You only need to do this once; once you have successfuly posted a comment here you will not be asked to do this again. Thank you for your understanding!

 
The Internet Patrol
Patrolling the Internet for You!