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post #21 of 29
7/22/06 at 12:14pm
I got the one at jetpens.com that asus331 recomended. It is perfect.
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post #22 of 29
7/23/06 at 2:28am
grr mine didn't come in today... guess i'll have to wait till monday
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post #23 of 29
7/23/06 at 2:41am
grr mine didn't come in today... guess i'll have to wait till monday
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post #24 of 29
7/23/06 at 9:03pm
i picked up a targus fits fine room for the power brick too
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post #25 of 29
7/24/06 at 2:48pm
From reading this and other threads, I did order a Dr*Mo case. Great feel. Great fit and thickness of material. Wish the 'inner lip' was more prominant to protect when inserting/pulling out laptop. I use it vertically and don't like to zip up all the way, but that's just me. Does anyone know if the Dr*Mo will fit inside 'The Buzz' by Tom Bihn? (www.tombihn.com).
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post #26 of 29
7/24/06 at 10:11pm
I finally got me Dr * Mo in today. this thing is SWEET. perfect for the m1210. I have BOTH the 6 and 9 cell batteries. both fit perfectly. the zipper ends on the case sorta end right where the 9 cell battery sicks out, so there is plenty of extra 'memory foam' there that easily expands to accomidate the larger battery. soooo happy i can finally take my m1210 out and about now
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post #27 of 29
6/3/07 at 9:39pm

DrMo case is NoMo? HELP!!!

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Originally Posted by ikari47 View Post
Without wasting more bandwidth on pictures, the bottom line is this: the 12" DrMo cover fits the M1210 with the extended battery MUCH better than the ZeroShock 12" cover. The DrMo cover is also a lot more "cushion-y" feeling, whereas the ZeroShock case feels quite hard. I don't have any worries with the DrMo case squeezing the life out of the M1210 since it's got way more give than the Shinza case. Now that I know the diff, I think I'd rather go with the DrMo case since it's cheaper, offers a lot more padding, and isn't a hassle to fit my computer in. Hope this helps!
It does help... but where can I get this DrMo case at? The product is "not found" at jetpens.com any longer. Google seemed only to have a link to them and that was it, dead end! Do you have a product number? Does DrMo have a website to order direct? Please help, I'd like to find a great sleeve for the m1210 with 9cell battery! Thanks!
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post #28 of 29
6/3/07 at 10:41pm
I *strongly* recommend the soft cases made for the 13" sony vaio laptops. The M1210 is hefty for a 12" laptop, and I found that the 12" sleeves just weren't large enough (I went through two of them, including the Dr. Mo). The Sony case is a little softer, but it fits well with the 9" battery, is easy to put on/takeoff, and comes with a matching case for your power adapter. Someone else (on this forum I believe) made the same recommendation long ago but I think it got lost in the hype over 12" cases.
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post #29 of 29
6/20/07 at 6:12am
I am pretty happy with my zero shock. Fits the 9 cell fine IMHO, but I like things 'snug'. I generally just keep it unzipped, but inside a notebook bag with a strap to secure it in place. Too lazy to keep zipping/unzipping all the time.

Even zipped, I say it fits well, but if you like a bit more room, you might consider some of the other options.
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