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- Thread starter l2ob
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- Your Mac's Specs
- Apple Black MacBook 2 GB RAM, 2.0 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo Proecessor, 120 GB HD. 30 GB Black iPod Video
Shoulder bag. I got it for $18 at Wal-Mart, it works well.
I ordered an STM back pack. Its about the size of a jansport book bag and has a nice secure spot for my macbook. THe materials used are top notch. This thing is very rugged. $79 and worth every penny....well I got it for $100 but you can get it for $79
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- 27" iMac 2.7GHz Core i5, iPhone 6, iPad Air 2, 4th gen Apple TV
I have a messenger bag, affectionately dubbed the "jack pack" for it's appearance on "24", but it's a good bag for under $20.For extra protection, I use an Incase sleeve in the bag.
I also have a Swissgear computer backpack that is very nice, plenty of space, and keeps my MBP nice and safe. I've seen a lot of these bags around as they are pretty high quality and the brand has a good reputation.
I also have a Swissgear computer backpack that is very nice, plenty of space, and keeps my MBP nice and safe. I've seen a lot of these bags around as they are pretty high quality and the brand has a good reputation.
http://www.stmbags.com.au/smallevolution Cant say enough about this bag. It has backwards waterproof zippers and a pull out cover from the bottom that protects the whole bag incase your in a hurricane. It also has an earphone portal and ipod holder. The mac pocket is lined in plush material so it wont scratch.
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- California
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- 15" Macbook Pro, 2 GBs Ram, 250gb My Book, 500gb Lacie,40gb 3rd Gen ipod,60gb ipod video
I use a Black Incase sleeve and put that into the Burton Feedback (graphite) backpack. I find that it fits nice and snug with the incase that way, otherwise its a bit loose. Works well.
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todd51
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I use an orange Incase over the shoulder, that my mother bought for me for my birthday at an Apple store.
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- iMac G5 20", 250gb, 512mb, Airport/Bluetooth, wireless kb+mouse
I use the black Incase sleeve as well, and just throw that in my regular backpack. I don't see the need to buy a laptop-specific bag.
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- Mac mini w/ 2.33GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB 667Mhz DDR2 SDRAM
For me it depends on where I am going. When I'm off to work, I use my rolly backpack, since it can carry more than the laptop (like my lunch). However, if it's just off to the local coffeehouse, it's my trusty 7yr old laptop bag. 
However I am looking at a new backpack since my rolly one is getting a little mangled.
However I am looking at a new backpack since my rolly one is getting a little mangled.
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