Computer-Case Reviews

i purchased this bag for a Sony DV camcorder. it's well padded sides and top gave great protection to the camera, and the dual zipper top is excellent for easily taking out and putting the camera back in. the only draw back is the space. the camera fits snuggly into the main compartment, but other than that, the only other things i could fit in the bag were one set of wires, and 2 extra tapes. so for short term trips, it's great, but for trips where you'll need to bring along a charger, extra batteries, etc., it won't do you much good.

I recently had the good fortune to pick up an IPod. I quickly realized that if you travel frequently with it (you will) and want to swap songs alot (you will) that you need a case that protects the Ipod from scratches and will let you have easy access to the controls. I picked up the Leather IPod sleeve and have mixed feelings about it.
First, the good points. The leather quality is very nice, and the IPod slides in easily. Overall I'm not greatly impressed, the vinyl protector for the screen is a bit warped making it a bit difficult to quickly glance at song titles, etc. Additionally I find that the viynl covering for the buttons makes it harder to use the forward/backward, play and menu keys. Lastly, I don't care for the belt clip, it is a big bit of bulky plastic, works great as a clip, but when you aren't using the IPod, and have it in your pocket for example, its a bit uncomfortable.
If you are looking for the executive look, I'd recommend something like Belkin wallet case. Likewise if you are looking for more of a protective case, some of the neoprene cases may be a better choice. This is a decent product, but there are some better cases out there.

I got this for my I-pod mistakenly thinking it might help me while running. The arm band is pretty useless because of the weight of the I-pod and takes forever to get adjusted and strapped on. The hip clip and swivel are actually awesome and the neoprene wrapper itself fits good and has convenient openings.

Having just gotten an Ipod, I was looking for a better case than the one that comes with it from apple. The jam jacket is definetly cool, and allows for one to use the Ipod buttons, which the standard one does not. In addition, it also provides your Ipod with an almost scratch proof design. However the only problem is that it doesn't come with a belt clip that would make it easier to travel with.

The case is made of good leather & put together well, but the inside lining was glued on for some reason before sewn together, so the glue rubs off on the phone. Over time, this won't be a problem. The velco cover is strong enough to prevent accidental openings, but the trade off is that it makes the case a little bulky. Lastly the belt clip is insufficient, should've used a belt loop instead. The case came off my belt 3 times already by accident. Luckily the case protected the phone from damage.

This bag is nice and not bulky but it my dell inspiron 8100 does not fit in it.

Don't expect your dvds to come out to "like new" condition. You can only get "like new" results from professional type of machines costing at least five hundred dollars.

With that said, it does repair scratched discs so that the movie or the music plays without skipping or freezing anymore. It does leave circular scratch marks, which are made by the buffing pads on the machine. As for the 'cleaning' cycle where you have to use a gritty type of solution, it leaves a hazy film which I think is supposed to be hazy as it forms a protective layer from further scratches.

Use it if you have a bunch of scratched dvds or cds that are skipping and you want them to be playable again. But, don't expect for them to look brand new again.

It's a nice bag for your notebook only. It looked nice, but the space inside is not enough if you have many accesories such as 3.5 disk. I bought one, but i was forced to buy another because i have many accesories

The Palm belt clip case for the i705 bears similarities to other Palm belt clip cases - it has a large, rigid clip on the back with no swivel mechanism. The i705 slides down into an elastic sided sleeve, holding it securely. There are four slots for memory cards in the flap and a rather tight slot behind that for cash or a credit card or two.

Palm says you can HotSync the i705 while in the case. Yes, you can, but not with a cradle - you will have to use a separate cable as the unit will not sit in a cradle while in the case.

Amazingly, there is no cutout on the sleeve for either the power button or the memory card. You can turn on power by pushing an application button, but turning it off again is much trickier.

The leather is nice and soft, and the case looks as if it will protect the unit nicely. It's also slimmer than the "slim leather case".

The case is made of nice material, but I was disappointed with the way that the handheld binds to the case and how the case closes. The mechanism to bind the handheld to the case is a piece of Velcro that permanently sticks to the back of the handheld; the Tungsten C (and other models) has a nice rail mechanism designed to insert/remove covers, so I was disappointed this "executive" case did not use the rail (as the Tungsten C Slim Leather Case does). The case also stays closed by the use of a magnet sewn inside the cover that is positioned directly above the handheld. I suppose that magnets don't bother modern electronics or credit cards that the case is also designed to store?? In any case (no pun intended) this just bothered me.