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    pakuma akara k1, k2

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by kstaks, Oct 17, 2006.

  1. kstaks

    kstaks Notebook Enthusiast

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    So I am in a hunt looking for a laptop bag for my W3J (14 inch screen). I like the Pakuma in pictures. However I have a couple of questions.

    1. Does the Notebook Sleeve adjust to size? Cause I dont want my W3J to slide around there like a jumping bean. Or is this nothing to worry about?

    2.Is there enough room in the K1 or the K2 to store a couple of notebooks and a textbook?

    Any other reccomendation for a backpack?
     
    kstaks, Oct 17, 2006
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  2. Loaf

    Loaf Notebook Evangelist

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    i think the k1 or k3 are the bigger ones, k2 has less storage space. you may also look into the ogio metroid, nyquist, or some other one i think it starts with a m also.
     
    Loaf, Oct 17, 2006
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  3. Brigand21

    Brigand21 Notebook Consultant

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    I use the Pakuma Akara K2 with my W3J, there's only a little bit of excess room say an inch or two, but the coccoon protects the lappy just the same, no need to worry :)
     
    Brigand21, Oct 17, 2006
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    kstaks Notebook Enthusiast

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    Anyone have K1 or K3 and would like to share how much excess space they have left to put their stuff in?
     
    kstaks, Oct 17, 2006
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