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Booq powersleeve *or* Waterfield bag??Opinions?
Booq powersleeve *or* Waterfield bag??Opinions?
I am looking for a case/sleeve/bag for my new z60m. I am considering the new Booq Powersleeve vs. the Waterfield Cargo(medium) w/ sleeve. Does anyone have experience w/ either of these items.
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cerebral_mamba
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Just got for myself:
http://www.sfbags.com/products/sleeveca ... ecases.htm
The best build sleeve I have ever seen..... EXCELLENT workmanship. I even send them a note of appreciation for such a fine product.
http://www.sfbags.com/products/sleeveca ... ecases.htm
The best build sleeve I have ever seen..... EXCELLENT workmanship. I even send them a note of appreciation for such a fine product.
I have bought the old powersleeve for my 14" T42 and the new one for my 12" X31, and cannot recommend them enough, they are absolutely great products.
760XL, 560, 560E, 570, 600, 600E, 600X, T20, T21, T23, T40, T41p, T42, X20, X23, X24, X31, X60s, X60T, X200s, X230, X250, P53s, X13. I should *really* get a cheaper hobby...
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Re: Booq powersleeve *or* Waterfield bag??Opinions?
I tend to shy away from computer bags that look like "computer bags." They say to thieves, "Hey, GUESS WHAT I have in me."trapper wrote:I am looking for a case/sleeve/bag for my new z60m. I am considering the new Booq Powersleeve vs. the Waterfield Cargo(medium) w/ sleeve. Does anyone have experience w/ either of these items.
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I use a Patagonia Vertical Mass bag, and Patagonia One Bag if I have to care more. Both have padded laptop sleeves, are exceptionally functional, and pretty comfortable to carry when loaded with TP, Targus Coolpad, Wacom Tablet, cell phone, wallets, pen, wireless mouse maybe, yada yada yada. Both bags are not cheap, but built like a tank. (Check Patagonia's sale area, or watch REI outlet or Sierra Trading Post.) The Patagonia One Bag is my current favorite. Works over the shoulder, or converts to a backpack, has lots of pockets, built of super-tough nylon.
2668-75U T43, 2GB RAM, 2nd hand NMB kybd, Dock II, spare Mini-Dock, and spare Port Replicators. Wacom BT tablet. Ultrabay 2nd HDD.
2672-KBU X32, 1.5GB RAM, 7200 rpm TravelStar HDD.
2672-KBU X32, 1.5GB RAM, 7200 rpm TravelStar HDD.
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shalliday
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I just purchased two waterfield sleeves complete with d-rings, flap, piggy back and suspension strap. One is for my T60p and the other is for one of my X31 thinkpads. I am extremely pleased with both. They fit like a glove, very comfortable to carry and provides plenty of protection. I use the piggy back to carry the power supply, wireless mouse and my ipod with accessories. Makes a nice tidy package.
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