Dec 19, 2022 · The computer always survived, from everything I can remember. Since I assume you don't have a hard case nor the time and money to spend on specialty foam, here's a few …

The most likely component to suffer damage from rough handling is your hard drive, especially if you have a typical desktop computer hard drive in your computer. Desktop computer hard …

Jul 14, 2013 · As I knew how to put together a computer and also knew that I could buy a new case in India, I dismantled the entire computer and took only the components. I decided to …

Jun 11, 2020 · I need to take my monitors for my workstation with me. Can I pack them in checked luggage? I have two monitors and they are 13 1/2 inches length by 16 inches width.

Nov 30, 2011 · Depending on the size of the case and your level of pain tolerance, it may also be possible to take it as carry-on luggage. I've done that twice now, although with a small flat …

Jan 31, 2016 · Desktop and tower PC cases tend to be pretty flimsy sheet metal so a certain amount of crushing is a possibility, especially if you didn't save the original box. It's possible to …

May 15, 2021 · Even happened when I transported the monitor in its original box instead of a suitcase, in which case it's good idea to pack extra tape too. Got inspected in the US too, …

Oct 1, 2020 · If you are 18 or older, Australia allows you to bring AUD900 of "general goods", which includes electronics, without paying duty. If you exceed AUD900 in goods, you are liable …

So if you would carry a computer (and maybe some cables, a mouse, an adapter, a camera, and some spare batteries) and a hand gun or a bomb, it is hard to see what belongs to and is …

External drives (or internal ones - same drive, different case) will have zero problems with commercial air travel. X-rays don't affect them, and any in-flight vibrations capable of …