Laptop Lanes - DEN & St. Louis Airports - or something similar?
Feb 25, 2004, 10:16 pm
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Laptop Lanes - DEN & St. Louis Airports - or something similar?
Anyone know if there's a laptop lane or something at either of these airports. I'm trying to avoid schlepping my laptop for a weekend conference.
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Feb 25, 2004, 11:54 pm
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DEN has internet kiosks in each concourse. Have no idea how easy to use or how expensive. The old free ones (a couple of years ago) were abysmal.
Feb 26, 2004, 7:34 am
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In DEN:
The internet kiosks have been replaced since the first generation, but I don't think the new ones are much better. They advertise games on the outside of the kiosk. If your application requires a pop-up window or something, I'd be a little concerned that they wouldn't be helpful. I've used them, and don't remember the exact cost, but it is not inconsistent with other kiosks in other airports.
Just FYI, upstairs in terminal B, there's a Qwest business center with wired ethernet connections. Throughout all terminals, there's also a very good AT&T wi-fi connection. Neither option is free, but I don't know the cost offhand.
The internet kiosks have been replaced since the first generation, but I don't think the new ones are much better. They advertise games on the outside of the kiosk. If your application requires a pop-up window or something, I'd be a little concerned that they wouldn't be helpful. I've used them, and don't remember the exact cost, but it is not inconsistent with other kiosks in other airports.
Just FYI, upstairs in terminal B, there's a Qwest business center with wired ethernet connections. Throughout all terminals, there's also a very good AT&T wi-fi connection. Neither option is free, but I don't know the cost offhand.
Feb 26, 2004, 11:48 am
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Thanks - decided to take the laptop after all. Wish more airports would get a laptop lane though for those times when I don't want to carry it.
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