ViewSonic V1250's are tough, too. Had started stuffing mine in a
backpack on a desk when I moved away. The backpack started
rocking, and I started to run back to it. When it stopped
rocking, I stopped running...and then backpack and baby took a
nose dive. I knew my world had imploded when I heard that THWACK.
You know what? Some of the plastic might have been scuffed. He
took some other spills like a trooper, too. I expected to have
to use my accidental damage policy for something like that, but
it was a spill of a different type that made me make that call.
Even so, a whole glass of wine meant one dead key.

My baby boy bounces, but hates to take a bath!

--
The Miniature Mage


"terri" <support@thetabletpc.not> wrote in message
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> I've seen a Motion that had had a chair leg come down on it
> when the owner inadvertently moved his chair (with him in it),
> forgetting that he'd put the Tablet on the floor.
>
> Amazingly, although the screen was completely cracked, the
> machine still booted and worked.
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> Terri Stratton
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> "Kanza" <Kanza@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:394B15C0-0125-4348-9465-E08B3FD8722C@microsoft.com...
>> My two year old pulled my Motion 1400 tablet off the kitchen
>> table by the
>> power cord today. It hit the tile floor very hard. It is my
>> companies
>> computer and when I realized what happened, I looked at my
>> wife and said,
>> that just cost us a couple thousand. However, the Sprint
>> Aircard was bent
>> and the casing of the tablet cracked open to where I could see
>> into the
>> "guts" of the tablet, but when I booted it up, it and the
>> Aircard worked like
>> a champ. Just a little testimonial to the durability of Motion
>> Computing
>> Tablets.
>
>