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Article #60Carrying case experiences
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Date: Sat, 07 Jul 1984 01:06
Date: Sat, 07 Jul 1984 01:06
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From: Walter.Smith@CMU-CS-SPICE The Apple carrying case for the Mac will fit exactly (i.e. you have to cram it in) in the overhead rack of a DC-9. It will fit slightly better in the overhead rack of a 727. I can't imagine it fitting under any economy class seats, but I've heard that it does fit under first class seats (I wouldn't know from experience). It ought to fit in the bottom of a closet if you're nice to the flight attendants. I'll report on the 737 situation if I have to ride one on the return trip. - Walter Smith (wrs@cmu-cs-spice)
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