Computer-Case Reviews

These things are tough. They havn't broken or anything and I'm DEFINATLY not being nice to them.

I just received a box of these disks for Christmas. What a great surprise! I love the way these things look and so far, how they transfer media in a reliable fashion. The only downfall seems to be my laptop's DVD drive. It doesn't like these disks at all, but I doubt it has anything to do with the CD itself, it's probably just the low-powered laser causing the issue. I think I'll grab myself a spindle as soon as I use these up!

It's tough to find a good case for the Palm Tungsten C. The flip top case that comes with the Tungsten C is ok for protecting the screen from scratches, but not much more. It definitely doesn't provide any padding for accidental drops. After doing a lot of reseach on cases, the Pielframa case seemed to be a good value, and it was advertised as allowing hotsyncing with the case on. After about 3 months using it, my impressions are as follows:

The leather is of excellent quality, and it definitely has an "executive" look to it. The belt clip is quite handy, and it detaches if you don't want to use it. The case has some small pockets for business cards, SD cards, etc, which is nice. It even has a hole on the back for resetting the Tungsten. Most importantly, the case does a pretty nice job of cushioning the Tungsten. I've dropped it twice already onto concrete without any noticeable damage to the Tungsten.

There are a few problems, though. The snap closure isn't as convenient as a magnetic closure, especially since it's on the back of the case. The case itself is a little bulky and won't easily fit into a pocket. And it is near impossible to hotsync the Tungsten in the cradle with the case on, despite the opening on the bottom of the case.

Overall, the case is very nice, and I've received numerous compliments on its appearance. I don't mind taking the Tungsten out of the case to hotsync, but that might bother some people.

If you have a Sony Vaio with the 16.1" screen, this is the laptop case for you. It is lightweight and that will help since the Sony GRX series already weighs 8 lbs. There aren't many cases that will fit the 14"x11.5" dimensions of the Sony PCG-GRX laptops. Targus also makes a leather case which is very nice but it is quite a bit heavier. The fabric is very durable and it should hold up for years.

Good Design, but can't put notebook vertically in the compartment. Weight is 6.1lb, adding the notebook 7.5lb + ac adapter etc, it's quite heavy to carry around. Otherwise, it's a good notebook case in other sense.

Good Design, but can't put notebook vertically in the compartment. Weight is 6.1lb, adding the notebook 7.5lb + ac adapter etc, it's quite heavy to carry around. Otherwise, it's a good notebook case in other sense.

This bag is compact, very light, and cheap. It can hold your compact or mid-size camcorder, it's charger, and a few extra tapes. It's a nice bag to have if you just bring your camcorder on family vacations. It is also very durable. If you have a larger camcorder or use your camcorder frequently I suggest a larger more expensive bag.

This bag is compact, very light, and cheap. It can hold your compact or mid-size camcorder, it's charger, and a few extra tapes. It's a nice bag to have if you just bring your camcorder on family vacations. It is also very durable. If you have a larger camcorder or use your camcorder frequently I suggest a larger more expensive bag.

CD-R Media is pretty much a commodity, the TDK brand is just as good as a generic, but the good thing about this is that instead of those spindles that all of us buy, that always seen to have one or two bad ones, these are all individually packed, not to mention they come with a jewel case. And at this price that's ... for 50 CD-R's with the Jewel Case! Not bad.

why pay over $100.00 for similar 'metallic' looking briefcases? when you can have one that looks over $100.00 but only you'll know what it really cost!! * * * I have two myself & use them all the time.