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Nonstop Tech Podcast: Let’s keep it clean

In this episode, we cover ultimate protections cases for your iPhone; Jetpack Joyride; and making your computer perform better and last longer with a few easy cleaning tips


By Shawn "Doc Rock" Boyd

This is the fourth episode of our Nonstop Tech Podcast, produced by the Nonstop Tech team,

In this episode, we cover ultimate protections cases for your iPhone; Jetpack Joyride; making your computer perform better and last longer with a few easy cleaning tips; more iPhone fun and games with Spy Mouse; and a killer iPhone 4 professional video shooting tool Filmic Pro.

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Melissa808 268 pts moderator

Good stuff! I need this...no, really.

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docrock 48 pts

Melissa808 I'll clean your puter tonight at the meeting :) bring it !!!

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docrock 48 pts

We used them at the Apple store like everyday on customers computers with no issues. I think HP uses lower grade plastics as a way to keep cost down... Apple has the benefit of not having to chase price points to fight competition..

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podfeet 7 pts

I heard you say to use the Magic Eraser on plastic computers - I used a Magic Eraser on my hp printer lid (plastic). it took out the ink that got on it, but it scratched the daylights out of it! be very very very careful with the Magic Eraser!

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JeromeKoehler 15 pts

I believe most HP printers have a glossy covering on their plastics and magic erasers will scratch that up. Same thing with the now discontinued MacBook that had a very glossy sheen you shouldn't use a magic erase on. I would only recommend using it on a matte finish.

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podfeet 7 pts

I think you're right. It wasn't super glossy, but it's the right line of thinking. If you had the polycarbonate white Macbook, it would be a mistake to use the Magic eraser on the outer glossy case, but it was exactly the tool to take the wrist rest smudges off on that same Macbook.

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About Shawn "Doc Rock" Boyd

Raised on the East Coast, Doc came to Hawaii soon after graduating high school. Doc has been involved in technology since getting his first set of tools as a Christmas present at age 5. Since climbing out from behind the Genius Bar at Apple you now will most likely find Doc waxing rhapsodically on the virtues of saké, good food, soccer, super-cars and camera gear.

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