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vsp

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Jan 23, 2004
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Here's the deal: I travel a lot for work and in the near future will often have two laptops with me, a 15' MBP and a HP laptop (and no, running windows on the mac won't always be a useful solution).

Any one have any suggestions on carry-on bags for two laptops? I'll usually be checking one bag and my only carry-on will have the computers. I'm leaning toward a Wegner back-pack like the Pegasus but I'm open to suggestions

Additional stuff in my carry-on will only be the powerbricks, an iTouch, and a Kindle.
 
Here's the deal: I travel a lot for work and in the near future will often have two laptops with me, a 15' MBP and a HP laptop (and no, running windows on the mac won't always be a useful solution).

Any one have any suggestions on carry-on bags for two laptops? I'll usually be checking one bag and my only carry-on will have the computers. I'm leaning toward a Wegner back-pack like the Pegasus but I'm open to suggestions

Additional stuff in my carry-on will only be the powerbricks, an iTouch, and a Kindle.
I'm looking for similar solutions too, but so far haven't seen any 'proper' bags that does the job well.
 
Here's the deal: I travel a lot for work and in the near future will often have two laptops with me, a 15' MBP and a HP laptop (and no, running windows on the mac won't always be a useful solution).

Any one have any suggestions on carry-on bags for two laptops? I'll usually be checking one bag and my only carry-on will have the computers. I'm leaning toward a Wegner back-pack like the Pegasus but I'm open to suggestions

Additional stuff in my carry-on will only be the powerbricks, an iTouch, and a Kindle.

Ooohhh another Kindle user… ;)

Okay, I would say don't bring 2 computers, because that's just bad, but I do that myself sometimes. That said, I use a duffel bag. I throw in sleeves for each computer and everything fits.
 
I do around three return flights from Europe to the USA every year carrying two laptops with me in my carry-on. A MacBook and my hellish Dell from work. I put my Dell in one laptop bag which has room for other stuff as well, DS, book, etc.

My MacBook goes in a Incase slim 13" laptop bag which has just enough room for also a charger and my iPhone. The great thing is that the Incase bag fits perfectly horizontal under the seat in front of you, which is perfect for me. So I can keep it close to me at all times and still be able to stretch my legs out.

Moving one of my laptops to a slim and small carrying case was very nice as carrying one hefty bag with everything in it can be quite a workout when you have to walk through airports on your way.
 
you could try Crumpler laptop bags, there certainly big enought to hold 2 and some more.
They come with a sleeve for one laptop so you would just need a second sleeve and you would be sorted.
 
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