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m9700 Bag Suggestions

post #1 of 7
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Hey!

Did anyone get the Oddessy Backpack with their M9700? I'm looking for a good bag idea for this thing. Me and my wife both have m9700's and we have no laptop bags because its so large (and beautiful)...

Let me know what you guys suggest...
post #2 of 7

STM or AW?

I am looking for an answer to this question as well. I personally am looking for a backpack that also has room for school books. From what I've read I hear that the STM Large Loop Bag and the Mobile Edge/Alienware Odyssey are two good big backpacks, but I'm not sure if the m9700 fits in either. My m9700 is my first laptop so I'm not sure how it's size compares to other 17" ones.

So anyone out there have a few backpack suggestions for this bad boy?

Thanks,
Mike
post #3 of 7
Well 357 recieved an alienware odyssey with his mALX.. his is a 19" so im sure the odyssey is big enough for the m9700
post #4 of 7
I got the messenger bag. It's a snug fit (which, to me, is a GOOD thing). I'm about to take a business trip to LA, I'll let you know how I like it (just got it and my laptop last night).
post #5 of 7
Actually.... the statement about 351 getting a odyssey is incorrect. the Malx comes with a custom made bag designed with the Malx's larger size in mind.

Aurora mALX Backpack
"Conveniently designed for the expansive size of the Aurora mALX, this sturdy, black nylon backpack lets you transport your mobile system with ease and comfort while providing optimal protection in any environment and featuring easily-accessible pockets for your extra gear."

Odyssey
post #6 of 7
So does anyone know for sure whether the m9700 fits in either of these backpacks? Relatedly, would anyone choose one backpack over the other, or even a third one I haven't considered yet?

Thanks,
Mike
post #7 of 7
Oh.. Ha. Sorry about that reply then. Guess it is made to be bigger. Well on the website it says that it fits the 7700 which is around the same dimensions as the m9700. I checked the dimensions are different by a few mm.
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