anyone have a great laptop bag for a thinkpad t-series size (10x12x1) or in general. nothing too bulky, slick and roughed enough to be used daily on bike and train.
has some great ones, a little conservative, but really top quality that will last a lifetime. You can find them fairly cheap on ebay if you don't want to spend that much.
- kick ass hard shell backpack cases. A bit expensive, but worth it. I've had one for five years now and still use it. They're very versatile and can be configured in dozens of ways. Plus they have a full range of accessories that allow you to completely customize. And they have an incredible wow factor.
thanks for the info. i am not sure if i want the bgpack or shoulder bag. the shoulder one can get a bit heavy if you carry around your laptop, with anything else...but the shoulder bag is much more stylish, the crmplers are they pretty comfy?
Just got a Pathfinder T2X (something like that). Great for airports because it has a sleeve in the middle that you can slip the laptop into and easily take it out to turn it on for screening. Holds my Dell with a 15" screen so it's roomy. Also has side pockets that can expand for sketchbooks, cut sheets, memo's, etc. Also have the ever so handy pocket to hold a few pens, passports, freq. flyer card, and other travel paraphanilia.
Side note. I had a nice architectural scale that was aluminum with quite sharp edges, but nothing like a blade. Philadelphia International wouldn't let me take it because it 'could be used as a weapon.' Now it's lost in mail.
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anyone have a great laptop bag for a thinkpad t-series size (10x12x1) or in general. nothing too bulky, slick and roughed enough to be used daily on bike and train.
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Crumpler have some good shoulder bags specifically for laptops. They have a good amount of padding and pretty comfortable.
or is that a bit too ghetto, were you thinking of leather?
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has some great ones, a little conservative, but really top quality that will last a lifetime. You can find them fairly cheap on ebay if you don't want to spend that much.
- kick ass hard shell backpack cases. A bit expensive, but worth it. I've had one for five years now and still use it. They're very versatile and can be configured in dozens of ways. Plus they have a full range of accessories that allow you to completely customize. And they have an incredible wow factor.
thanks for the info. i am not sure if i want the bgpack or shoulder bag. the shoulder one can get a bit heavy if you carry around your laptop, with anything else...but the shoulder bag is much more stylish, the crmplers are they pretty comfy?
the water fields look nice, i am just worried about the shoulder ache. i guess my laptop isnt too heavy...
so what about the backpack versus messenger bag debate?
is it to much to carry around 10-12 pounds on one shoulder daily on a bicycle and train?
Just got a Pathfinder T2X (something like that). Great for airports because it has a sleeve in the middle that you can slip the laptop into and easily take it out to turn it on for screening. Holds my Dell with a 15" screen so it's roomy. Also has side pockets that can expand for sketchbooks, cut sheets, memo's, etc. Also have the ever so handy pocket to hold a few pens, passports, freq. flyer card, and other travel paraphanilia.
Side note. I had a nice architectural scale that was aluminum with quite sharp edges, but nothing like a blade. Philadelphia International wouldn't let me take it because it 'could be used as a weapon.' Now it's lost in mail.
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