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    Samsung P210 Style/Case

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by jaygsy, Jun 15, 2009.

  1. jaygsy

    jaygsy Newbie

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    Hi

    Just brought a Samsung P210 a few weeks ago and really happy with the spec for the money etc, nice and portable etc. (was an owner of a R20plus :mad: )

    The only thing that I am not happy with is the casing on the front of the laptop were my wrists rest and rub against the edge of the case.

    Piece of paper slotted in edge of case

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    Close up of edge gap

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    Do any other users find the edges sharp on their P210 ?

    Cheers Simon
     
    jaygsy, Jun 15, 2009
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  2. yoad

    yoad Newbie

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    I have an q210 (model is almost exactly the same), and i did have same problem as you do!
    If you mean you have very sharp edges right here(?): [​IMG]
    Then the easy solution is sandpaper! But beware to be VERY careful so you don't get any unwanted scratches and most important, use a very fine grade of sandpaper!
     
    yoad, Jun 15, 2009
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  3. jaygsy

    jaygsy Newbie

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    Hi

    Yes thats the spot and mines a little sharp and it rubs my wrists when I move them.

    I will give soem sandpaper a go.

    Its a poor deisgn really should be moulded in one piece of plastic really :)
     
    jaygsy, Jun 19, 2009
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