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Carrying cases are nice, but for convenience reasons I would prefer to keep the laptop inside my backpack (which usually only contains a couple of thin duotangs.)
What's the best way to protect a laptop from bouncing around in the backpack, and also, against sudden impacts, jolts, or the rare crash to the ground?
I'm thinking of some kind of cushioning, like a snug padded case of some sort, but it *must* conform to the laptop so that it fits inside of the backpack. It shouldn't be too heavy.
What places sell these sorts of things? It seems you can only buy huge carrying cases with a million unnecessary compartments, but not simple protection.
-thanks in advance
Last edited by flamesrock; 09-11-2005 at 09:19 PM.
Originally posted by flamesrock What's the best way to protect a laptop from bouncing around in the backpack, and also, against sudden impacts, jolts, or the rare crash to the ground?
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