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Does the MPB keyboard touch the display when closed?
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Is is necessary to have a screen protector between the display and keyboard when the lid is closed or is this not a problem with the 15" MBP?
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Originally Posted by lizardgator
Is is necessary to have a screen protector between the display and keyboard when the lid is closed or is this not a problem with the 15" MBP?
I didn't need one for any of my Aluminum Powerbooks, nor do I need one for my MBP. The keyboard and lid design keep the keys from hitting the screen.
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MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.7), 1.6 GHz, Core i5, 4GB 1333 MHz DDR3, 128 GB SSD, 24" LED ACD, 1TB Time Capsule (late 2009), IOS4 ATV, 16GB iPhone 4
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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I wondered this, too.
I just kept the piece of thin foamy stuff that came inside the MBP and keep that inside when I'm not using it.
Can't do any harm I gusess.
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Early 2008 Mac Pro (8 x 2.8), original Core Duo 2.0GHz MacBook Pro
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MBP 15.4" 2.4 | iMac 20" 2.4 | Mac Pro 2.66 | 17" iMac G5 iSight | PM Quicksilver 867 G4
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Doubt u'll need it. If you look near the upper left and right side of your screen, you'll see two small foots sticking out. That's prolly to keep the screen from being smooshed into the keyboard.
But if those two foots aren't even or you have gap issues when closed at the edge, you might consider sanding it down a bit or something.
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