Data doesn't add up on study of missing laptops at U.S. airports

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Data doesn't add up on study of missing laptops at U.S. airports
A new study says that more than 12,000 laptops go missing at U.S. airports each week, but a Computerworld check at some of the airports and the Transportation Security Administration finds the numbers don't add up.
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Posted 42 days ago
from Computerworld Laptops News
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jessica: Oh, good. I'm glad they're realizing the numbers don't really work. Some of us were discussing that because of an earlier report about the research.
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