TSA can't believe MacBook Air is a real laptop, causes owner to miss flight

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Stevie Wonder @ Mar 10th 2008 8:13AM

TSA = "Thousands Standing Around"

Or my personal favorite: "Totally Stupid A$$holes!"

They should all be fired!

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Patuxentbball @ Mar 10th 2008 10:07AM

You're an idiot.

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Darkroom @ Mar 10th 2008 10:57AM

for serious... those thick bastards should be trained better... or read a newspaper once in a while to know about new technology and gadgets...

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iomatic @ Mar 10th 2008 11:37AM

-Never seen nor held or MacBook Air: check
-Haven't experienced TSA: check

Unabashed, ill-informed, biased Apple hating: check

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erasure25 @ Mar 10th 2008 7:48PM

Do you not think that Apple should put it on themselves to have some kind of relationship with the TSA or other agencies to ensure that their products are somehow made known and not mistaken for something else? This seems like a no-brainer especially given that this product is designed for the bourgeoisie traveler.

Sure SSD manufacturer's could do the same. Overall, I think it's part of corporate responsibility - from "cradle to grave" so to speak. Or perhaps the TSA agent was sick on new techie gadgets training day (if such a thing exists)?

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