What would be a good travelling/carrying case to get for this laptop?
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A bag big enough to fit a 17 inch laptop. Also a confortable one, because its a heavy machine.
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I bought a Samsonite backpack. The laptop is heavier than most, so you'll need something sturdy.
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once its in its case, its really the same size as most laptop computers, so you can just use any computer bag. I recently got a swiss gear backpack that carries this and a laptop together easily, with plenty of other room.
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for sure, i use a sony vaio and its very heavy, and it stands very well.A netbook will be very secure and at a very low cost
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There is a compartment in about the middle of the interior that probably enough room for a laptop. I usually put my iPad there. I seldomly take my laptop on a trip.
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Yes, best if your laptop is in a padded sleave. There is no padding in the pack, fit could be tight though.
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I'd recommend getting either a 14-15 inch case because I have my 13 inch Lenovo laptop and it barely fits. The zipper is pretty hard to close...wish I had gotten a bigger case but all in all the case is very sturdy. Hope this helps.
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I travel with a 13.5" Lenovo Thinkpad and a 13" Samsung Ultrabook. I also carry cords and mouses for both. Those take up all of the available room. You can tuck in a few papers and such. With the two laptops in there, I sometimes also put my 1 liter Thermos water bottle across the top and it fits fine. There is also some room between the frame and the bag to put in things like snacks and sandwiches- but don't put anything valuable in there- it's not really a secure spot.
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I just bought one for my laptop, and the case is too small. It won't fit, so don't buy it. I am also wondering where can I find that...
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The first thing I recommend is the Bluetooth attachment so you can eliminate the cord. It's over priced but a great convenience for "road warriors". The second thing I recommend is a separate carrying case. I was able to re-purpose an existing carry case designed for 13" laptops. It fits perfectly and protects really well.Paper and refills depending on workload and time away are the others. It is great for photos so if you want to give customers a "memory" of your time together then pack some photo paper also.
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the mobile edge alienware backpack is very good for this notebook, i recommend you.. i have one, fits perfectly
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I have a ASUS transformer 101. You can get a keyboard for it and connect like a laptop or disconnect and it's a tablet. With keyboard you also get extra battery life. As to punishment you could always get a good case. The ASUS has gorilla glas which is scratch resistant. Other than that you may want a ruggidized laptop. They are a variety available that can handle being run over by a car from what I hear.
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Yes, that's a very nice case, I like it the best of the several I've owned over the years. It's of course much bigger than the think ThinkPad but it will hold all your adapters and peripherals in one place. I also bought the Lenovo neoprene case which snugly fits the ThinkPad for time when size is an issue.
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I would have to say it depends on if you plan on carrying it around from place to place where you would need more protection or not. I have the software cover to protect it from dust and scratches while using it. I don't carry it around a lot like maybe in a book bag or a tote bag etc. ... hope this helps
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I've been looking at getting this sleeve for mine: Case Logic PLS-9 Ultraportable Netbook Sleeve for 7-Inch to 10-Inch Netbooks (Black)
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It actually comes with a soft MSI case that should protect against scraps and bumps. If you want a hard case I recommend the Ohmetric Hardshell Laptop Case.
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I think the bag would be perfect. You'll have extra room for cords, wireless mouse, other supplies, etc. I've even used this for my ipad mini. It's a great all-purpose carrying case. Enjoy!
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I think I'd invest in a case made for airplane travel (plastic formed). This case is great for gigging and such, but I'd be concerned for airline travel, as the wood bracing the case would not hold up well under being thrown around, or being on the bottom of a stack of luggage.