Computer-Case Reviews

I bought one for my olympus zoom 80. It's soft, fit for many kind camara.

This case is great but it only holds 25 DVD's with liner notes some sleeves hold 2 dvds (good for those 2 dvd sets). The pages are removable so that makes them easy to travel with or loan to friends. The whole things takes up less space than 6 regular DVD cases and it zippers up so it stays neat. It has similar dimensions to a reqular DVD case so it would probably fit on the same shelf. It is made of a black leather like material so it looks great too!

i would suggest it for teens if anyone. They would be able to take their dvd's to anyone's house, and share the fun.

I have one, use it often.
It does the job. What more do you expect? No surprise here, it's solid and well thought.
Only regret is I wish there'd been room to store a couple ZIP disks (with boxes) with the drive. But one should be happy with what's there :)

There are so many multi-media cases that just don't get it. This one is pretty close to perfect. It is padded to keep the CD player in place and safe. It wraps around your body very snuggly. It has a pocket to hold 2 CDs. And 2 features that blow me away:
1. It has a pocket for your cell phone. For people like me, I need my cell phone, even when I'm exercising.
2. There is a external head phone jack. There is a jack INSIDE the case that connects to your CD Player. You zip up the CD Player and plug your headphones in to the OUTSIDE JACK! Excellent feature!!!

Unlike what the Editorial Review states, this item does not work with Exilim EX-Z3/Z4/Z4U digital cameras unless you want to squeeze your camera in!

While the manufacturer description does not list EX-Z items as compatible, I based my decision to buy this item with the new EX-Z4 on the Editorial Review ... I was wrong!

On the other hand, this item is very elegant and well designed for other Exilim models from S1 to S3 including M1 & M2.

When you live and work in New York City, You carry a lot of gear. Everyday you pile on to the crowded subway carrying your daily essentials. Often, you need a bag that is brutally tough, well organized and all the while, making a fashion statement. Crumpler has taken the concept of a messenger bag to a new level. They have managed to take the basic concept of the messenger bag -known for its ruggedness and space - and refined it. They have done quite well.

The "Very Busy Man" is a messenger laptop bag. The layout and design of the interior space is what is really good. The Laptop section is located in the main compartment of the bag in a separate, large padded pocket that is secured with Velcro. It is has enough room for the large screen laptops, and any addition padding you might want to add. The larger, open main compartment provides enough room for several of your schoolbooks, and even your lunch. What I valued most was the way the zippered compartment was laid out. You opened the main zipper, which revealed a good sized, open pocket with an organizational panel on the front. There are two Velcro pockets with enough room for a PDA a calculator; cell phone or whatever suits your fancy. There are three slots for pens right in the middle, separating these two Velcro pockets. Directly behind the organizational panel, is another zippered pocket, which, for women is great!! You can keep your wallet, makeup, checkbook, mints, comb, Metrocard or any other small to medium sized object safely here. What Crumpler very cleverly did appears on the opposite side of this pocket. They added two LARGER Velcro pockets, located in the larger main section of the bag. Here, you can keep a CD player, laptop accessories or, a paperback book neatly stored. I put these two pockets to a test. I was able to put my 8 1/4 inch x 7-inch Miquel Rius notebook in the pocket along with my "Franny and Zooey" paperback. They fit; but with about an inch of the tops of both books sticking out, over the top so you could not close them in. That was fine, as far as I was concerned because I wanted to see just how wide the pockets were and how much they could confortably hold. I was able to keep my sunglasses, lotion, and work ID in the other with plenty of room to spare. These features sold me. As much as I love the space that one finds in messenger bags as a rule, I DO NOT like rummaging around a large bag looking for items that I need to put my hand on FAST. If that is not enough compartment space, there is yet another zippered pocket directly behind the laptop pocket that I love to use for files, magazines, documents, smaller paperback books, train/plane tickets, or any other item. The outside flap is secured with two well-designed strips of Velcro, then the two strap buckles that finally secure and close the bag. Opening the bag can be an issue because of the noise the Velcro makes every time you open the bag. However, it is in a sense, a design plus because of the extra security it affords. The material is tough as well. It is called Chicken Tex. I put it to the test during an early spring snowstorm here, and the water beaded up on the material and quickly rolled off. Thankfully, the contents of the bag stayed bone dry.I also noticed a large, sewed-on fabric loop, that, I am told is for bike chains. I simply ignore that feature, and while clever is not necessary. There are some design issues that Crumpler needs to sort out, refine, and improve however. The strap is attached directly on to the bag, and gives me the blues when I try to adjust it. When you finally figure out how to adjust it, there is no way to neatly adjust the excess slack strap. As a result you have an inelegant "curling" of it. The stabilizing strap could be longer. The shoulder pad is all right, but tends to slip slide away along the strap. There are no outside side pockets on the bag, which many people favor for a water bottle or a cell phone, although Crumpler sells a separate Velcro Nad sack for your cell that you can attach to the shoulder strap, nor is there a handle on the top which would give you the option of carrying the bag as a briefcase. For messenger bag purists, this may not be necessary; but others may value the option. Even with these "flaws" I would certainly buy their bags again. Hopefully, they will make some additions to the bag.

There is just one final note concerning the Australian web site. Some may find it irreverent, even offensive. My only wish is that the company understands that some things, which are culturally acceptable down under, do not translate quite the same way here in the U.S. It is very easy to misinterpret what they mean. I am sure they mean well.

Still, if you are looking for a good, solid bag that can handle the rigors of your daily travels, with your gear well organized and well protected, you would be hard pressed to do better than Crumpler bags.

This car mount dvd player case just "saved" me on an 11-hour trip with 3 very young children!!
I bought this item after returning a Case Logic Car Mount case. It is very sturdy and uses fewer straps so it is less cluttering in the car. Also, unlike the item I returned, it hangs vertically and flat so that the other child in the back seat also has an unobstructed view of the movie. The unit holds the dvd player very securely, seems safer than the Case Logic model I had.
There are openings in the case where the car adaptor fits through so that it doesn't fall out when things get jostled around....a real plus!
The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is that the case zips apart into 2 pieces when you want to mount it in the car and I'm always thinking that I'd prefer it to stay together so that I don't misplace the other half.

I bought this for my 15GB iPod and it fit like a glove, the clear plastic covers the screen and protects it nicely (no scratches so far). 99.9% of the iPod is protected and the sides are a nice grippy rubber. The arm band that comes with works like a champ and I use it to run with my ipod. The only reason I gave it 4 out of 5 stars is because one of the velcro straps that secure it over the top of the iPod covers the "Hold" switch.
It does have a square hole in the bottom so I havent had to remove it from the jacket yet which is nice. It's not leather but it looks nice so spend the extra cash, you wont be sorry.

I'm very pleased with my new laptop carrying case for several reasons. First, of course is the value. I feel that I got a lot more than just a carrying case. It has enough extra storeage that I can carry most everything that I usually carry in my briefcase plus the laptop, power pack, mouse and extra telephone cord. And it's still the same size as my old briefcase. Just a little thicker. It's interior size is 12"x15", well padded, and has a moveable divider that keeps both the laptop and accessories well protected. It has many pockets for: folders, tablets, pens, CDs and floppies. I like the zippered front pocket that is designed specifically for the quick retrieval of traval documents. The sturdy, metal hardware is more robust than I would expect. All in all, I find my case to be well designed and a good buy that is versitile enough to meet my needs.