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i might get a targus backpack i have seen a few that i like.But at the moment i use a targus notepac breifcase,i also like the dell case but it is expensive for what it really is,and they dont sell the XPS backpack over here in London.
I like a sleeve then placed into a backpack. This is more conveniant and better on my back but for looks I like to go with the ol' messanger style bag.
i like my targus notepac case,but i dont think it provides much protection.I have looked at the Dell bag, and that has thick chunky protectors at the side.
It is a little expensive but worth it.I probally would get that one.
when i go to uni... i jsut carry the laptop udner my arm . like i bring my briefcase with me, but its heavy n annoyign n sluggish, much easier under my arm. with flash drive in pocket, ur set
I have a padded sleeve that fits my laptop nicely, so I use it along with either a messenger style bag (just a generic brand) or my backpack. I never use a laptop or computer branded bag, because there's already some people who got theirs stolen on the bus (like the iPod jackings of users who has the white earbuds.)
I have two actually, and I shame myself by admitting one is for my fashion.social outings that I bring my laptop too. That one's a messenger type bag that is all black and has a red star printed on the flap. It has places for everything aswell as clothes if it's an overnight trip to someones. However when I'm biking to LANs aswell as when I'm travelling to places that require more than an overnight pack I use my Axio Swift hardpack. I'm am very pleased with it in terms of looks and unctionality. It's very water resistant in little to medium rain and prety good in heavy to torrential rain. I have come off three times and my laptop has had notihng worng with it at all. In my defence on that point two of them were not my fault, stupid cars... anyway.
I'll posts pics of the Red Star Messenger if anyone wants.
I'll posts pics of the Red Star Messenger if anyone wants.
Mike Check
Yes! Please do! I'm looking for a replacement for my messenger bag. I'm looking for something that will hold my laptop vertically (makes getting on crowded subways and buses a lot easier)
The STM briefcase looks great but it seems a bit expensive and I'd like more choices.
righto will post pics once I get home. Bear in mind though there is no protction for the notebook other than that material of the bag. It isn't really MADE for laptops however has a laptop sleeve. It's from a mail order from Germany somewhere in a magazine so I can't give you a link to a store or anything.