For anyone who is actually going to leave their computers behind and head out into the great outdoors as the weather continues to warm up, you might want to check out this Skullcandy backpack. The Hydration Pack has a built in 72 oz. water bottle that features a bite valve and seeing as how it’s Skullcandy it also keep you attached to your iPod.
I have a purse, or at least I call it one, in all honesty it’s technically a tote bag. I have upgraded to that due to the overabundance of gadgets that I have the tendency to carry around. Many women have the same dilemma, Choe Dao has created a technology handbag just for that reason.
So these bags are designed in various wacky shapes and sizes primarily to simulate a gun holster (at least from what I’ve seen that’s what I get). Except instead of carrying firearms and ammunition, they carry your useful gadgets, ID, things of that nature.
WaterField Designs just announced the HardCase, a new line of custom-fitted computer cases and bags for the super-hot-super-sleek-super-thin MacBook Air, the MacBook Pro and the MacBook. The new HardCase is minimalist in design, yet rugged enough to protect your precious cargo. It’s made from fine leather and ballistic nylon.
I have in the past made fun of some of the holster designs meant to house gadgets and other random things. Frankly, they tend to come off extremely geeky, and not in the cool way. In more of the pocket protector kind of way. However, these new designs from Skin Graft have a bit of the rocker look to them to balance out the geeky look.
The need to carry around bags with speakers baffles me a bit. If I ever spotted someone with one I would have the strong urge to stop them and ask them why they have it. Not even to make fun of them, just purely because I am truly curious why there is a need for one.
I’m going to go ahead and throw this out there… I’m a Halo fanatic. Just like classic Molly Shannon; I love it, I love it, I love it! I’ve even got a plasma sword keychain just incase I’m attacked by the flood on my way to town.
Nintendo fashion has grown more and more with age, it has grown to become one of the classic signs of a gamer. Along with Atari it seems there are all sorts of odd earrings, t-shirts and of course this Nintendo bag.
Some things are just hard to tote around. Take your game consoles for instance, sure it’s easy to bring your games to your friends house, but what if your loser friend refuses to go buy their own system (even though some people have been buying them parts at a time in hopes they will get with the program) and thus you have to constantly tote yours back and forth between houses in order play and unless you have a something like, oh I don’t know, a laundry basket handy you can put your console in it does become very difficult.
Even among people I’d consider ‘sane’ most of the time, I’ve been told how my cell phone is a means of spying used by the government and yadda yadda yadda. If the government wants to hear me talk about my latest Halo 3 experience to my friends or make arrangements to go out to eat, etc… so be it. Maybe their lives are too boring and they need this entertainment. However, for those people whose lives may be a little more exciting or even those who think they have exciting lives, there is now the Black Hole Phone Bag.
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