Could it be cut and applied to the back of a laptop? (For situations that information is changing too quickly to type.)
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Can definitely cut and put on laptop (I've cut it up and used it as labels for plastic bins) - I'm not sure whether it would be a useful way of jotting anything down, though, since all the writing get rubbed off when you put it into your laptop bag...
2113128
I am guessing. But I would think so. I would wrap cardboard around the keyboard to protect the keys. Question, is the keyboard too big to fit in luggage? I would suggest having soft things completely surrounding the keyboard. I once brought fragile china back from Japan by wrapping, wrapping, wrapping ... .
1430046
Hi, I don't know if it would be able to be cut and sewn and it would not be able to be returned as it would be altered. Not sure how the screen would do when it is cut and sewn.
2142293
Yes it can..preferably Mac book..will not fix on laptops computers that has the extra number keys to the side but will work on any standard laptop keyboard
2085470
Yes, maybe. There is a lip at the bottom edge to keep the laptop from sliding off, depending on your keyboard.... if its thin your wrists might rest on that lip (not comfortable), or maybe use one of those gel pads with it?? but other than that I think it would work great for a keyborad
1844420
I think that would work. The metal part of the laptop where the lock connects is usually reinforced, so its fairly strong. I am sure it can eventually be pulled out with some work, but that would also damage the side of the laptop where the lock was connected. I think that if someone was string enough to quickly snap the lock out of the laptop, then they would be string enough to successfully threaten you into disconnecting the lock and giving them the laptop (unless you happen to be built like that as well).
2011955
I don't see why it wouldn't - the keyboard just goes on top of the screen itself. Does part of your cover cover the screen? That could affect it since it lies flat against the screen.
1323711
I think that would depend on how fast the computer you used it with is. So far I have not been able to do this with my laptop.
1077163
Actually, I use it on my laptop keyboards. It's kinda like a sticky putty. It collects debris/small particles from between the sides/crack space of the keys.
330487
Not at all. It feels very natural like you would expect from your laptop. I use it work and frequently type on my lap for hours with it. Good luck.
1011206
It's as long as a full size desktop keyboard. So if it's going to extend well past the edge of the laptop; other than that there's not reason you couldn't use it as long as your laptop was on a desk/table/etc.
1264399
In my opinion, not really. It is more for using to write on or to put your laptop computer.
1845755
Yes, but if it's a dark laptop keep in mind the sticker is translucent... so it shows up best on a light colored laptop. It was not as vibrant looking on my dark charcoal colored laptop. Size is fine, though.
372323
Nope. I'll bet it could be hacked, but it would still need an interface, keyboard, touchscreen etc. I think it works quite well for what it is though.
369235
In theory, no, but it is easy to unscrew the back if you are good at that stuff and then it's pretty much, just pop a new one in. In any event, a computer tech shouldn't have much trouble replacing it.
1368790
For a book-yes. Since laptop screens are illuminated from behind, any room light makes it harder to read.
424304
It depended how big the cable is. If the laptop is too thin the cable will move around and it will look bulky