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In an unexpected twist, some airline travelers who thought they would be inconvenienced with recent airline carry-on restrictions found that travel was easier without their laptop.
"No question, it is easier," said Warren D'Mello, who flew through Heathrow en route to Toronto on Monday. "Instead of carrying my laptop, I left it in my office - and then accessed it remotely. I know my laptop is perfectly safe and I know that I won't get slowed down by security."
D'Mello isn't the only traveler to discover this. As airport security restrictions were tightened last week, thousands of airline passengers were looking for a solution to their carry-on problems. Many of them found what they were looking for with Laplink Everywhere.
"Our product, Laplink Everywhere, allows you to access your PC any time from anywhere using any device that has Internet access," explained Laplink Chairman and CEO Thomas Koll. "So for example, you can use a PC in the hotel business center or borrow a PC at the business or friend you are visiting, and then work as if you were sitting in front of your remote PC, no matter where you are and no matter where your PC is located.
"And unlike its competitors, such as GoToMyPC, Laplink Everywhere users can access their emails and files using cell phones or PDAs without having to launch a full remote control session.
Laplink, the global leader in remote access and control software for decades, is offering a special 90-day trial of award-winning Laplink Everywhere (available at www.laplink.com) so that travelers have plenty of time to set it up and test it before their next trip.
"We are a global company," said Koll. "And so we understand what travelers are facing. This is something small we can do to ease concerns and allow travelers to understand that there really is a viable alternative to carrying a laptop on their next trip."
For more than 25 years, Laplink has been the leader in providing software used for PC migration, remote access, file transfer, and synchronization. The privately-held company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Bellevue, Washington.
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