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
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.
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.