actually any modern powerbook will operate with their hood close as long as there is something plugged into their monitor-out port.
and i don't see how having the lid closed on the pismo would cause it to over-heat, no heat is dissipated through the top, all vents are along the side. in its proper on-while-closed state, the LCD is off, but everything else is functioning.
and i don't see how having the lid closed on the pismo would cause it to over-heat, no heat is dissipated through the top, all vents are along the side. in its proper on-while-closed state, the LCD is off, but everything else is functioning.