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    Ogio Urboe

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by mokylim, Aug 3, 2007.

  1. mokylim

    mokylim Notebook Evangelist

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    i am in the market of getting a BACKPACK for my alienware m5750..and i stumbled upon the ogio urboe...any of you guys tried this backpack with your 17"??? does it fit?? any reviews would be great help too.thanks.
     
    mokylim, Aug 3, 2007
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    Never heard of them. But if you're interested in a side loading notebook backpack I would recommend looking at Heys.
    I have the ePac17 for my 17" Sager. It's a really great backpack and I highly recommend it.

    Sorry I'm not more help on your original question.
     
    Thibault, Aug 3, 2007
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    thanks for the help.although the features are as good as the ogio but the external looks doesnt really get to me. oh, and it says its got a "combination lock"?? whats that for??
     
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    Ah well I think the ePac17 looks great. But buy what you think is better since you'll be the one using it.

    The combination lock is just a small lock that you can use to lock the the side compartment (the one that has your laptop in it). That way someone can't just unzip it and take your notebook, or it won't accidentally unzip itself while you're walking around.
     
    Thibault, Aug 5, 2007
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