laptop bags

**GasJunkie** · September 19th, 2006 05:43 PM

booqbags = pretty good.

:fly:

**mikaztro** · September 19th, 2006 05:44 PM

Kiko, How much are you selling your crumpler? Does it have many compartments?
I always wanted to put my usb drives, power adaptor, backup discs, tv tuner, antenna, inverter etc. in my laptop bag but it seems it doesn't fit all in one carry. Can you send me pics at my email?
mikaztro*yahoo.com

**j_avonni** · September 19th, 2006 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by mikaztro

Kiko, How much are you selling your crumpler? Does it have many compartments?
I always wanted to put my usb drives, power adaptor, backup discs, tv tuner, antenna, inverter etc. in my laptop bag but it seems it doesn't fit all in one carry. Can you send me pics at my email?
mikaztro*yahoo.com

Please post the pix here. Thanks.

**Bogeyman** · September 19th, 2006 05:54 PM

Originally Posted by icon

for laptop users here, do you still use the bag that came with your laptop?

Nope. We got a black Echolac backpack. Less stressful for my back (since I'm the one who has to lug the thing most of the time).

**creepy** · September 19th, 2006 05:54 PM

If price is not an issue, you might want to try Tumi. Or Victorinox (a little cheaper than Tumi). Very nice. And very expensive.

**nitrox** · September 19th, 2006 06:38 PM

Nope, bukod sa obvious na ang laman ng bag is a notebook PC, it doesnt look good.

So instead, my gf bought a Samsonite backpack for her 12-inch Dell. I have a Crumpler Considerable Embarassment for my 15.4-inch Asus. If youre carrying camera gears along (like a DSLR), checkout the Lowepro Compudaypack.

**afrasay** · September 19th, 2006 09:13 PM

have this Samsonite for my laptop.

**bat_zignal** · September 19th, 2006 09:34 PM

Am using a messenger bag made by Swiss gear (makers of Swiss knife) and it's pretty light and durable with many pockets for all your other gadgets. 'Got it cheap too at 15 bucks.