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Wrist area protector solution?

Discussion in 'HP' started by hayley76, Sep 18, 2005.

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Hi everyone!

I just bought a new HP zv6000 series notebook (and, yes, I LOVE it) and I am looking for a wrist area guard/protection solution. I had 2 areas on the wrist area where my palms/wrists rest and I'd like to protect this one from that right from the start. I'd like to find something similar to the wrist rugs for the Powerbooks.

Does anyone know if there is something like that made for the HPs? Will one of the Powerbook wrist rugs fit the HPs? Any other solutions/suggestions? I have seen this is a hot topic on other Mac forums about the Powerbooks and having encountered it on my first (non-Mac) notebook, I'd like to avoid it if possible!

Thanks!

hayley76, Sep 18, 2005

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what the heck is a wrist rug?? whats the point??

Alphafox, Sep 18, 2005

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http://www.powersupportusa.com/products/rr.php?category=pb

That's a wrist rug.

The point is to keep the wrist area of your laptop covered/protected so you dont get the shiny wear/scuff spots where you lay your wrist/palms.

I was just hoping to find something like this for non-Powerbooks. I might just have to buy one and see if it fits my notebook.

hayley76, Sep 18, 2005

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