Notebook Reviews

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.

Although my watch is slightly different (64mb, LAKS Brand) this watch was a design that seemed to have been licensed by a few comapnys like LAKS and EDGE but it is a usefull thing. Unless youve seen it around you have no clue its a USB NAND FLASH Drive. The USB connector just looks like a cheap design. In fact the watch looks like one you can buy from a dollar store, down to the rubber wrist band. But it is very confortable, waterproof and shock-proof. Also it can take alot of abuse. The day after i got it i healped a friend move. It looked pretty bad, Paint scrapes, scratches... etc. it looked bad... but some warm water and some dish cleaner or windex cleans it right away... flawlessly... ive accidently worn it in the shower, been caught in the rain and in rooms with unbeleivable humidity. It still works... perfectly.

i dont think it really makes a difference when you talk about memory, this was the cheapest stuff, so i bought it, and it works fine. I think thats all that counts really isnt it?

not yet familiar with the device, sorry if my review is incomplete.

This little camera gets lots of attention whenever I use it. The camera will stay where it is pointed and will not flop around or fall over. My only wish is that it had a higher resolution but then it would cost much more. I am surprised these are so hard to find and that there are no real competitiors.

I struggled with the usefulness of this PDA holder versus the smaller one also made by Fellowes. What opted me to purchase this one is that I found it on a "sale" table at a local Office store for 1/3 the price here. In the worst case, I waste a little money, try it out and then buy the smaller one.

The reason I was looking at the Fellowes cases is because I wanted a case besides the one provided by @migo that would protect the screen of my PDA without having to slide it out of. I also wanted a means to carry a pen and either a pad of paper or batch of post it notes. This case came with a pad as well as a pen holder.

CASE WILL HOLD THE FOLLOWING:
10-15 business cards
1 pocket pc or palm PDA by using a velco tape on the back of PDA
1 stylus for PDA
1 Pen or pencil
Pocket for passport or smaller envelope or plane
Separator that can hold 9 credit cards
Pad of 3" wide x 5" long paper. Paper could be up to 7" long.
Under the PDA area and not too obvious is an area that you can put receipts and the like as well.

Considering the size of this case it would be nice if it had a spot for money or a zippered section for additional security.

CASE SIZE:
You can get this from the description, but I wanted to note it here as well. It is 5" wide by 8-3/4" tall and 2" deep with the PDA in it. I have the @migo 600c, Pocket PC that I'm sure contributes to the thickness. I'm sure an Ipac with the sleeve would fit in here, but it may wind up even thicker.
You can't put a letter sized envelope in here. It is too short.
As I tend to keep my plane tickets in the envelope, this would not work for this. You definitely can put just the tickets and a passport in this PDA case. I can't put this PDA case in my purse. The purse I carry is a medium size bag and this PDA case would be way too big. This PDA case will fit in my briefcase (A Land's end standard attache) with no problem however.

QUALITY:
As this is an artificial leather case, quality should be noted. It is a very nice looking case. Few people would question that it was not real leather. On top of that the plastic zipper seems to be decent quality and it has a nice metal tang which makes it easy to grip.
By having the PDA screen face the separator that would hold the tickets or passport it is well protected as well.
The exterior of the case is padded with a hard (cardboard) core that feels well made.

All in all this is a decent product but, I'm not sure its size meets my needs for the long run. It is too small for travel and too big for day to day.

This is a good laptop backpack, its material is water resistent, and the built quality is excellent, the bag feels like it will last forever, and the zipper looks durable. The only complaints is the shoulder strap is a bit small in width compared to the ones made by Targus, so if you carry it for a long period of time, you might feel sore on your shoulder.(so far I dont' feel any pain) It protect my Dell Inspiron 1100 really well, I highly recommand it to anyone who is looking for a laptop backpack.

Moderately priced, stable mount. Works well with lighter web cams and some light weigh web-cameras.

For a great computer bag for school, that has a padded computer compartment, plus room for textbooks it is definetly worth its money!

This is Kingston Part #KTT3614/256