Notebook Reviews

The CD holders are set as rolodex cards and fall out ALL the time ! The Storage case is very strong and nice, the freebie visor holder is a bonus. BUT I would not buy this again :-(

This cd case is a good one!Good for the price. The case does have one problem.The sleeves do fall out.But overall it is a great case!!!

I have utilized the cdProjects line for approximately 3 to 4 years now and I personally believe it is the ultimate in carrying cases. I have a large cd collection and someone (husband or son) is always wanting to "borrow" a cd. My son has the case that holds 24 and my husband has the visor. Want to borrow my cds - have my system.

I was very disappointed with this item. The biggest problem that I had was that the CD pockets are actually NOT designed to let you hold the booklets as well- in fact, they didn't even fit into mine. So if you are planning to only carry 52 CDs, and keep the booklets, don't buy this case. Additionally, it did not feel very robust compared to other CD cases I have owned.

I got this Cd holder instead of the Case logic simply because of the color on it, and was greatly surprised. Not only did my CD's not get scratched but it was easier to carry around and looked cool too. And its a great buy!

CD Projest is a great name for CD cases. I really love this case because of the color and becasue of how it has this "bubblelike paper" that your CD is on, so there is less of a chance that it will get scarthed or ruined. Also, when you put CD's on both sides of it, you do not have to stuff in the back side because there is already a disc in the front side!

For people who are buying 16" LCD notebooks this is not the carry case for you. ... I purchased the notebook as well as this carry case. When I received the order I realised that the notebook would not fit in the carry case....

The Targus Notebook backpack is as advertised: a backpack optimized to carry a notebook. It features a padded pocket for the laptop and other compartments for all the junk that you need to bring with the laptop.

The only real drawback is that when fully loaded with a 6 to 8 lb. laptop, it's a very uncomfortable backpack. The straps just aren't adjustable enough to fit the wide range of shoulders in our office and most people who travelled with it reported pain and fatigue after a 1/2 hour of use.

This item is okay for short totes, but I wouldn't want to try dashing across an airport with a one or doing something else that requires me to wear it for a long period of time. However, if you must have a backpack for your laptop then this would be the one to get.

This is a well-made, attractive backpack suitable for today's business world. I bought this to be able to consolidate what needs to be carried to work. Upon receiving it, I kept all the tags on it and loaded/unloaded the pack over several days and was seriously considering sending it back. It has nice compartments and the computer is well protected. The pack travels well, but I think it is more awkward/heavier than carrying a briefcase style computer bag. I have been using backpacks for various things for thirty years and it seems there is something not quite right with the design. When I grab the shoulder strap to hoist it out of my car, it reminds me that it is a bit of a pain.

I don't know if you can attribute the poor quality to the products prior treatment, or if it is the new driver that needs to be installed to run the thing w/ windows 2000, or if the product just (stinks) but I can tell you one thing....I would not buy it again if someone paid me!!!!!!

My M820e has functioned well for me. I'm running on Wind-NT 4.0.
My son uses it on his laptop running Wind-98. I bought my
daughter one for her laptop which is running Wind-2000. Note that you have to download a revised driver for Wind-2000 from
the HP web page. Not clear why other reviewer didn't download
a driver for his Wind-2000 o/s. HP web page says this is
required.

A word of caution, make sure you download the windows 2000patch ...

Installing the drivers from the HP CD will cause W2K not to loadagain... (blue stop screen, not even letting to load in safe mode..)

Thankfully Windows 2000 self-repairs, as soon as you put in the W2K install CD.

I am not too happy with this case. The belt clip does not fit any work belt I wear. It will work fine with a dress belt, but not any kind of wide work belt. The inside of the case is full of dried glue where they glued the lining to the leather. Most of all, the ipaq will not fit in the charging cradle while it is in the case; you have to take it out of the case everytime you want to sync it to your computer or charge it. Also I don't like the pocket on the inside of the case. Anything you put in the pocket (like an sd card) presses directly on the screen. It may be safe, but I'm not going to take a chance with the screen. Searh for something better, especially at the price of this one.

For those who don't wear shirts with pockets or are afraid of the iPAC slipping out of the pocket and being damaged on the floor, AND who have not added any slip-on accessories, this is a great add-on. It fits the naked iPAC just perfectly with easy access to all functions except the recessed reset button on the bottom, which you hopefully won't have to use very often.

What I really like is that it has a belt clip, very much like the ones used by some of the high quality cell phones. It slips on the belt, and a "button" on the back of the case securely "snaps" into the holder. To remove the iPAC along with the case, you push a large button on the top of the belt clip and the case easily slides up and out. When you are ready to put it away, it "snaps" securely in place. Another thing I like is that I carry mine on the right side, which covers the right hand pants pocket. The case, mounted on the belt loop easily "swivels" out of the way to allow easy access to the pocket.

The only reason I gave this product 4 stars instead of 5 stars is that the portion of the belt clip where the belt slips through could have been made to more easily accomidate various belt "thicknesses". The belt I use is somewhat thick,(as opposed to "wide") but not at all uncommonly thick. The belt clip accomidates it, but just barely, and putting it on the belt is a pain, especially where the belt holes have been stretched "out" by strain on the belt by my little bit to large stomach. You have to exert some "muscle grese" to slip the clip onto and up the belt to its desired location.

I don't wear a shirt with a pocket very often, and when I do, I still prefer the iPAC holder because it is secure, there is no added weight to the shirt pocket and you don't notice the iPAC at all mounted on your belt ... even sitting down it swivels out of the way.

I use my iPAC a lot for listening to mp3's that I download. The flap on the case works beautifully to hold the earphone plug snugly in the earphone recepticle on the IPAC, something I had trouble with before I got the Rhino Case. I remove the iPAC with case frequently during the day, and the large "release" button on the belt clip works easily to release the case from its "locked" position without having to look down to the clip ... it is easily done by feel alone.

Of all the add-ons I have purchased for my iPAC, becides additional SD Memory for mp3s, the Rhino case is, by far, the most useful and, for me, essential of the lot. To top it off, it has worked flawlessly as advertised and the fit to the iPAK is perfect. Now, the question is, how long will it be before either something breaks on the belt clip, or the eye on the back of the case comes off (as so often happens with cell phones that use this same system). Once either of those events happens it will be time or order another RhinoSkin Leather Flip Case.

This was mostly a good fit for the Ipaq. It's not hard to insert and take out, but I have to push it in really hard to get the entire top of the screen to be visible in the window. But that might change after I've had it a while and it breaks in.

The post mount is a plus, since it's compatible with any Nokia phone post mount.

Everyone tends to ignore the manufacturer cases, focusing on the expensive products by Vaja or Coach, but the CA-60 is actually well-thought out.

It adds barely any bulk to the case, making it ideal for protecting your T-series Clie in your pocket or purse. The interior is a soft, sueded midnight blue that cushions the rear and screen of your Clie. The tab slide closure holds it securely shut (it is a little tight at first, but wears in nicely). The Sony logo is elegantly embossed in the front of the case.

What it doesn't have: bulk; slots for memory sticks or credit cards; a magnetic closure that will erase your credit cards and memory sticks. If you want a wallet case to hold your Clie and more, don't bother with the CA-60.

If you want a sleek leather case that emphasizes the slim lines of your T-series Clie, this is the case for you. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because the [price] is a little high. If you can find it cheaper, like I did, go for it!

I purchased the Sony Clie PEG-T615 around two months ago and with it, the Sony Carrying Case... It's great! Really, the leather is well made (must be, it's from Sony), you don't have to remove case when doing the hot-synch, and it looks very classy. Overall, it's a very good buy; even better than most of the other carrying cases I've surveyed.

Not expecting much from the poor pictures on the sony and amazon sites, I was extremely pleased with this particular case. It is thin and sleek, fits the shape of the t-clies perfectly. As you may have noticed, the t-series is much thinner than most pda's and generic cases add much bulk. The case attaches to the clie similar to the standard flip cover with the plastic prongs in the back. A small flap is at the back which works fine to keep the case closed. Leather material is excellent and velvet lining is a nice touch as all. If you've been looking for a case to replace the standard cover, this is it. It doesnt carry anything other than the pda itself, like business cards, memory sticks, etc...but that suit my needs and im sure many others just fine.

i just put my new ipod in this thing. my once sleek , cool looking mp3 player is now this big fat chunky thing in my pocket. i don't think belkin quite got the idea here. it attaches to the ipod with a plastic suction cup. that's laughable. it got two stars cause instead of one cause it does protect the ipod. i sure wish someone would make one that maintains the "sleek" though.

Very protective. I feel better knowing that it's in this case.<br /> <br /> BUT<br /> <br /> it's bulky. it was mistaken as a tape player when it was clipped to my belt. Very annoying, having to pull the velcro on each side off to get to the controls.<br /> <br /> overall, im satisfied with this case, but there has to something better out there.

When i first got my ipod, i didnt think i would really need a case until I saw how fragile it was. so i came on amazon and bought this case. it is good. i would give it 5 starts if you could use the ipod buttons while its in the case, but tahts not a real problem for me

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I offers enough space for a CD holder or few cds. It has a place for your CD player but with not much protection. It is a good buy but there is beter.

o my god is this coo

There's no info to the contrary, but the bag is BLUE, not BLACK.
Otherwise, it's a nice bag.

The quality and design of this little carrying case is great. My only problem is the case is smaller than they claim. My notebook is 1" smaller lengthwise and widthwise than the size listed and it is a super tight squeeze. It's too small because of the way the zipper is attached and when I squeeze my laptop into the bag you can see the corners "poking" out through the neoprene.

What a great product for the price! Maybe best as a portfolio case for student to bring samples of work to job interviews.

The design seemed very logical and fresh during initial use. But later I discovered the plastic cover wasn't very smooth inside, and it caused a few major scratches both front and back of my iPAQ. If you hate having scratches on your PDA, avoid this product!!! Get a E&B leather case instead.

It'll keep the screen from getting scratched and lets you cradle sync without removing from PDA, but not much more protection. I banged the side of of my 5450 on a chair while it was in the sleeve and the screen got cracked. Now I keep it in the sleeve and a padded case when carrying.

Sleek, snug fit. Put your Ipaq in this (click!) and slip it into your pocket. You're ready to GO.

Cover protects your IPaq very nicely, and you can still have easy access to your Screen. No extra parts. No zippers. Ipaq Fits into Cradle while in the case.

Get this. You won't regret it. Great Design. Great egonomics, affordable.