I ordered the Brain Cell today, so it will probably get here around the day my PB arrives next week. I think eventually when I recover from my Mac investment I will get the ID Bag from Bihn which holds the Brain Cell along with other goodies.
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Question about 12" PB/iBook cases
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Best Powerbook/iBook cases
Check out www.willowdesign.com
company shipping out of WA (BC Based)
The BEST cases for Mac laptops ever. Water-res. pouch and it's LESS than 2" thick for the 12" i/pbooks.
we have one in the house and am getting one shipped on Monday!
Very good quality and design. Top/side loading choice. (I'd recommand toploading)
Well padded...amazing given how small the slipcase's dimensions are!
extra pouch for accessories and Well padded strap!!!
Check it out 🙂
Check out www.willowdesign.com
company shipping out of WA (BC Based)
The BEST cases for Mac laptops ever. Water-res. pouch and it's LESS than 2" thick for the 12" i/pbooks.
we have one in the house and am getting one shipped on Monday!
Very good quality and design. Top/side loading choice. (I'd recommand toploading)
Well padded...amazing given how small the slipcase's dimensions are!
extra pouch for accessories and Well padded strap!!!
Check it out 🙂
lmalave
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Here's a shoulder bag well within your price range:
http://www.mountainco-op.com/Produc...75&PRODUCT<>prd_id=336535&bmUID=1063997918727
I also have the Brenthaven backpack but I usually use my Blurr shoulder bag because it's smaller, lighter, and looks cooler. I only use my Brenthaven now if I really need something with larger capacity.
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Other than the Waterfield, is there another maker of sleeves that's adequate for me to throw into a regular school backpack without any trouble?
Cost is a factor, but its really that I love my Mountain Equipment Co-op backpack, which has no padding on the bottom of it. I thought the Waterfield would be adequate, but after reading around here, it sounds better to either get a new backpack, or get another sleeve.
Cost is a factor, but its really that I love my Mountain Equipment Co-op backpack, which has no padding on the bottom of it. I thought the Waterfield would be adequate, but after reading around here, it sounds better to either get a new backpack, or get another sleeve.
Re: Best Powerbook/iBook cases
Yeah! I own the iBook "Whumph" and carry my 12" PowerBook in it. Willow makes the best cases I've ever seen for a very reasonable cost.
Mine's a top-loading case that fits in my backpack, and provides excellent protection for the PowerBook. It also comes with a lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship.
They aren't the fanciest-looking packs, but after evaluating many options to protect my investment, I don't think I'll buy anyone else's cases again. Best-kept secret.
Yeah! I own the iBook "Whumph" and carry my 12" PowerBook in it. Willow makes the best cases I've ever seen for a very reasonable cost.
Mine's a top-loading case that fits in my backpack, and provides excellent protection for the PowerBook. It also comes with a lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship.
They aren't the fanciest-looking packs, but after evaluating many options to protect my investment, I don't think I'll buy anyone else's cases again. Best-kept secret.