An important part of laptop ownership is being able to safely transport the computer. This can be done with some success in almost any bag but for high demand users, like commuters and city dwellers, it often pays to have extra protection. In addition you might want to add a little style, some extra storage, or maybe look more professional than you would when carrying your notebook in that Jansport you’ve had since high school.
Here are a few products that would make great gifts this season:
Booq Bags PowerSleeve
The PowerSleeve is a slim carrying case your your laptop. This sleeve is like a folder for your computer that is available in a number of different sizes in order to ensure that the system fits in securely. A sleeve is the most compact way to protect your notebook and for added comfort it can either be carried using the top-mounted handle or put in a bag. When buying a sleeve it is important to research and see if it has impact protection because many of these products are only designed to prevent scratching. Booq has this taken care of though, the PowerSleeve uses 0.5″ foam padding to protect your computer.
Targus Executive Hard Sided Attaché
If a briefcase is more your style than a sleeve or bag, than Targus has a few interesting products. This aluminum case not only will make the user look important but it has room for up to a 17″ notebook and uses a combination lock for increased security. Interior dividers and a restraining strap will make sure that the notebook stays in place while a removable shoulder strap adds another carrying option.
Tom Bihn ID Messenger Bag
The preferred style of laptop bag in most cities is the messenger bag. It makes sense, these are easy to carry and have a lot of room as well as adequate protection for your computer. But just because you are using the same style bag as everyone else, does not mean you have to use the same bag. Tom Bihn has a full line of laptop bags and the ID is their mid-sized messenger. It is available in a number of color combinations and offers a few upgrades if you want to customize it further. This bag would be a great gift for anyone who needs to move around their computer and some other supplies without getting weighed down.














November 28th, 2006 at 11:20 am
No backpacks?
November 28th, 2006 at 6:36 pm
i agree - no backpacks?!