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    E1505 carrying case

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by tprincipio, May 16, 2006.

  1. tprincipio

    tprincipio Newbie

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    Has anyone found a carrying case for the E1505 that they are happy with?

    Tracy
     
    tprincipio, May 16, 2006
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  2. davejohn

    davejohn Notebook Guru

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    This may not be what you're looking for, buy I just got a Targus CVR600 backpack for my E1505. It was $25 at Amazon and I'm really impressed with the quality of the pack. It's large enough to hold the laptop in the padded pocket plus the power supply and my digital camera with addition room for extras. It's small enough that I can still use it as carry-on when flying. It does have a handle on top.

    Dave
     
    davejohn, May 17, 2006
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  3. shof515

    shof515 Notebook Consultant

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    shof515, May 17, 2006
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  4. mjpartyboy

    mjpartyboy Notebook Evangelist

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    I wanted a bag for E1505 and my lady said she would get me one from work and it's great!

    It's got a main zipped compartment for the laptop and PSU, with a moveable velcro partition and zipped bag for the PSU; it's got document pouches and places for stationary and discs etc in the main compartment and there is a pouch on the front of it with a velcro flap; there's a zipped document holder; it's got a handle and shoulder strap, and by coincidence it's a Dell bag.
     
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  5. olifka

    olifka Notebook Guru

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    Why bother with a special bag? I have purchased this sleeve by Sumdex and I carry it inside my 30L backpack. I didn't want to spend on "special" laptop backpacks, so I ended up getting this sleeve which is perfect fit to e1505.
     
    olifka, May 17, 2006
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    Train_Tires Notebook Enthusiast

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    I alos recommend the Swiss Gear backpack, it's pretty good
    Not only my E1505, it can contain my TP T40, IPOD, some books...etc, at the same time.
     
    Train_Tires, May 17, 2006
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    toshio Notebook Geek

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    toshio, May 17, 2006
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