Mac Book Pro and hand rests  | |  I am now the happy owner of a MacBook Pro. I have but one small complaint. The edges are very sharp. When I rest my hands on it it cuts them. And yes i do know one is not supposed to rest the arms when typing, but I do. It is also a problem when using the mouse pad. I have tried to find a product to buy. AVA soft pads were supposed to be very good, but I cannot find them anywhere. Any tips?
Any other godd solutions?
I am in Norway by the way so it would be good if it was possible to get the products shipped here.
really need help guys!
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| | | | | | | | 1.  williamjisir (12881) | 1 month ago |  Hello teison. While feeling happy for you that you have got the brand computer, I am sorry that you find it cutting your hands. Well, mine is a newly-bought Lenovo one and it is perfect for me to use. I feel very satisfied with it. I wish you would get what you need for your computer shipped to you soon. Happy posting.
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| teison2 (4765) | 1 month ago | Congrats on your new computer!
I have not found a real good solution yet. A snaketoy from IKEA is helping a bit though
Have a nice evening:-) | |
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