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WaterField Designs Keyboard Travel Express

Ammon Carpenter, Jun 7th 2011 Discuss [0]

Waterfield Designs announced today it is unveiling its Keyboard Travel Express. Designed with the wireless Apple Keyboard in mind, the Travel Express can hold wireless keyboards and accessories from other manufacturers as well. Measuring 13 x 7 x 1 inches, the Keyboard Travel Express is available in six colors. It can hold the Apple Wireless Keyboard, the power adapter, and the mouse, SuperDrive or TrackPad. Designed with the wireless Apple Keyboard in mind, the Travel Express can hold wireless keyboards and accessories from other manufacturers as well. Read The Full Story

Assero Defender will make you look like an asshat

Shane McGlaun, Jan 27th 2011 Discuss [3]

I really like my iPad. I do worry that I will drop it and crush the screen sometime, but that worry isn't strong enough for me to wear something like this new iPad holder called the Assero Defender. It looks like one of those baby carriers that some people carry infants around in. Read The Full Story

Speck iPad/netbook/ereader bags hands-on

Chris Davies, Sep 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

Speck has outed its latest range of cases and totes for small-format devices, such as Apple's iPad and the legion of 10-inch and smaller netbooks, ereaders and other slates. We spent some time with the A-Line 10 tote, PortPack 10 shoulder bag and CorePack FLY 10 butterfly-design bag earlier this week; check out some first-impressions after the cut. Read The Full Story

Reviews

Saddleback Leather Company Briefcase Thin Review

Ewdison Then, Jun 30th 2010 Discuss [5]

If you can judge a firm’s faith in their products by the length of warranty they offer, the Saddleback Leather Company‘s 100 year cover for their Thin Carbon Black briefcase has to suggest almost overwhelming confidence. Still, at $411 and up, we’d expect no small amount of longevity. Is the faith founded? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Cloak camera bag lets you shoot without taking the camera out

Shane McGlaun, Mar 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

I use a Nikon D80 DSLR camera to shoot pictures when I go places with the family or travel for work. One of the things I hate the most about using a DSLR is that the camera is heavy and fragile. I like to carry it in a padded camera bag, but it’s a pain to get the thing out every time I want to shoot a picture and then put it back up. Read The Full Story

Booq Mamba shift L bag gets easy-trace ID

Chris Davies, Dec 16th 2009 Discuss [1]

Finding a good bag can be harder than finding a good husband or wife, and since you'll be carrying the bag on your back (unlikely to be the same for a spouse) it needs to be a good fit. We're yet to try the Booq Mamba Shift out for size, but we're liking the style at least; there's room inside for up to a 17-inch notebook and it has an elasticated iPhone pocket in the strap. Read The Full Story

BagTV handbag has more substance than style

Daniel Lim, Dec 22nd 2008 Discuss [0]

Have you ever got into the argument with your significant others about it’s not just another handbag, it’s Louis Vuitton or it’s not just another HDTV, it beams 24hz at 1080P? I’m not making a sexist remark but you know that topic surfaces quite often, right? But could you possibility imagine two of these devices live in harmony? A handbag with a built-in display? Seriously, it does but only in Britain. BagTV offers a range of handbegs for geekiest chick with more substance than style. It features an integrated 7-inch screen on the side with ability to play videos, music and images from an attached multimedia player. Read The Full Story

Better Energy Systems announces expansion of “tread” line

Brenda Stokes, Nov 10th 2008 Discuss [0]

As all things green become more and more mainstream, Better Energy Systems have announced an expansion to their tread line, which features cases and bags for tech products made from a super-material concocted out of South American truck tires. Read The Full Story

Pink Lining’s Rose Plates Laptop Bag

Abby McVay, Aug 7th 2008 Discuss [0]

Finding a bag that is overly feminine can mean a great many things. For some it's some bright pink monstrosity, for others it is something a little more understated. Read The Full Story

Recycled Laptop Bag perfect for back to school

Abby McVay, Jul 31st 2008 Discuss [0]

It's just about August which means many will be making their way back to school. For some, that means a bit of shopping and a new laptop bag. Well if you're going to pick up a new one you might as well pick one up made out of recycled materials. Read The Full Story

Real Mooncloth Bag from WoW

Abby McVay, Jul 29th 2008 Discuss [0]

Anyone has dabbled a bit in WoW know what a Mooncloth Bag is, well now you can own one in real life. Through the beloved Etsy of course, granted it is kind of a girly depiction of the bag. Read The Full Story

Mobile Edge unveils QuickCheck TSA x-rayable hand luggage

Chris Davies, Jul 18th 2008 Discuss [0]

Back in May frequent travellers were promised speedier security queues as the TSA confirmed it was going ahead with proposals to allow X-ray-friendly hand luggage; now named QuickCheck, the system is basically a set of guidelines that state a laptop in a qualifying bag must show up in an X-ray image as clearly as if simply placed in a standard bin. One of the first manufacturers to show off their QuickCheck luggage is Mobile Edge, with three new travel bags. Read The Full Story