Whats in your bag????

I was just wondering what items are in your bag. I have power supply, DC/AC car converter, Cat5 cable, power strip, mouse and blank CDR and DVDS.

 

Power supply, wireless mouse, M-Audio card, a couple USB cables, a cable to plug in my MP3 player, a microfiber cloth to clean my screen, a surge protector & my laptop.
I think that's it.

 

Laptop, power supply, Windows Installer book, pda, ipod, headphones, mints, ethernet cable, couple usb cables, cell phone, penlight, some bootdisks and whatnot.

 

Lemme see... for my personal machine:

Laptop (see sig)
Power supply w/ inline surge suppressor
mp3 player
100GB external drive
laser gaming mouse
mousepad
ethernet cable
microfiber cleaning cloth
Pens, Sharpies
Kubuntu LiveCD's (x86_64 and i386)
Blank DVD's
Mini USB hub
Headphones
Drawing pad and pencil
A bunch of other stuff I can't remember right now...

In my work bag:

Laptop (beefed up T43)
Power supply
Generic mouse
mousepad
ethernet cable
USB 10-key keypad + USB hub
Pens + pencil + Sharpie
Nintendo DS, some GBA games
Business card case
Gobstoppers
Sticky notes
64MB USB key (DOS bootable for BIOS flashes)
Headphones
Legal pad of paper, various documents

 

hmmm, lets see
laptop
lazer mouse
ethernet cables
usb extension cable
usb converter cable for mp3 player
mp3 player
microfiber clothe
pens, pencils, sharpies, highlighters
notebook
kubuntu live CD
1GB flash drive
80GB portable HD
calculator
power supply
surge protector
laptop cooler
WinXP and other reinstall disks
kingston fly light
spare 9cell battery

I think that's it.

 

Laptop
AC Adapter
Mouse
MP3 Player
Sennheiser PX100's
Sharpie
NDS Charger
Papers

 

I got a Targus Explorer Backpack, with a pull out sleeve for a 15.4" widescreen laptop.

I usually carry around the following in it:
Toshiba M70 laptop(obviously )
Power supply
12' of cat5 cable
6' of cat5 crossover cable
12' of S-video cable
6' of 3.5mm extender cable
6' of audio RCA cables
a radio shack RCA-audio to 3.5mm headphone jack(so i can combine the 2 prev. cables, and the S-video one to send audio/video to a TV)
a CD wallet with a bunch of important apps i need(including a ghost image of my hard drive)
half a dozen blank CD-r's and DVD+r's
Pen, Pencil, Paper
Notebook mouse
2 gig flash drive
20 gig MP3 player(also doubles as a external hard drive)
Minolta Xt digital camera with 256 SD card(old and junky. Battery barely holds a charge now)

I plan on replacing everything in the next few months when i get a new laptop(Either M1210 or Macbook, once santa rosa is rolled out) and a lighter/smaller backpack. Right now the Kata Ergo V looks pretty nice. I would like a more in-depth review though. I'll also prob. replace the Minolta XT with a Nikon D80. Hoping i can sell my current portable set up to my brother for around 1k canadian.

Right now, without ANY school books or binders, my backpack is around 15lbs.

 

some blank cd's
some game cd's
g5 mouse weights
headphone splitter
Katatonia cd's
mini-screw driver

 

My laptop in a laptop sleeve
My AC Adapter - I bring it some times, not always though.
An attache case holding my notes and stuff
A pen, and calculator, and a pencil.

That is all.

 

Game CD's are overrated Get a Safedisc hider, and Daemon Tools. Makes things more portable, and you can keep your games safe at home, and use less power, less noise when playing.

 

let's see... today was a heavy day.

lappy, logitech v450, power supply, 2gb usb stick, my rockboxed iPod Nano, seminar notebook, ~100 pages of journal articles, a book on 16th century British church furniture, an edited transcription of churchwardens' accounts for St. Mary at Hill in London... pens... some tylenol...

 

Usually, just my notebook, power adapter and a (tightly sealed) nalgene bottle.

 

In my bag I have my notebook, powersupply, mini mouse, gp2x, 2 16 gig flash voyager drives, a few DVD's to watch at work.

 

Don't ever put anything carbonated in one of those if it's near electronics. Beer, soda, whatever, the pressure is more than any of their caps will take, and they'll work their way off.

 

beer in a nalgene bottle...

INGENIOUS!

Even better, if you have an old Camelbak bladder, use THAT!

 

Pitabred, I like how your DS lives in your work bag.

 

Good thread, I like to see what I need, but can some of you post the brands of some things like Logitech XXX mouse etc. Thanks

 

on any given day ( like today ) for college, in my *** york bag i have:

macbook w/power cable
OR
Asus Z70VA (edgy eft) w/ power cable

ipod 80gb + westone UM1+ ipod usb cable

which brings me to the point of wanting an x series ibm/lenovo notebook even more.

*EDIT* apparently the label of my bag is filtered...so yea its the place with all the animals..

 

In my bag:

-Laptop
-Power Brick
-headphones
-Digital Camera
-Zune (Sometimes)
-Can of Coca Cola
-Good old wood Pencils, Fine tipped black ink pen, colored pencils, and highliters
-Battery powered Pencil Sharpener
-Mini stapler, paper clips
-One subject notebook, sketch pad
-Blank DVDs
-Blank CD
-External Harddrive
-Jump Drive
-Textbooks
-Duplicate Drivers Liscense
-Duplicate School ID
-Other Random Things

 

Dell backpack:

My beloved lappy
my Mx-518 mouse
a logitech usp extender
noise canceling headphones
Mouse Pad
Power supply
10 blank DVDs
10 blank Cds
2 black sharpies
Game Cds case
2 Cat-5 cables
a 1 gig flashdirve
2 black pens
Soon to be there: 320 gig External hard drive

 

Bag is a Swiss Gear Wenger Impulse.

Lappy (see sig)
power brick
1 large microfiber cloth (I wrap the shiny lappy, and keep it clean)
4GB San Disc Micro Cruzer (U3)
(2) 40 GB Seagate external USB Powered hard drives (depending on my needs I might just have 1)
Several USB Cables
Powered Targus USB hub
Garmin Mobile10 GPS receiver
Microsoft 4000 Mouse
4 AA batteries (rechargeable)
2 CD-RWs (just in case)
Several backup discs (like my N-Route for the GPS, Microsoft Office, etc)

sometimes my iPaq

 

Victorianox laptop bag
G2 lap
power supply
small cd case with game cd's and blank dvd media
logitech notebook mouse
nostromo n52 game pad**
160g external hd
EVDO Express card
Bose headphones