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The LaptopArmor is very slim, but is actually quite roomy. The case had enough space for all three of our interns' Vaios. It is also a perfect fit for the Apple G3 or the IBM ThinkPad.
In fact, this case may be custom-fitted for laptops from 12" to 15" with the use of additional internal pads. Click on any of the images to get a closer look. There is quite a size difference between our everyday case and the LaptopArmor. We also don't think our soft case could protect the laptop in a 10' drop onto concrete. Someday, we may decide to find out, but not today. Today, we are just going pretend we are smuggling secret documents out from underneath the enemy's nose and whisking them back to MI-5, saving the world from the brink of extermination, and rescuing the beautiful double-agent in distress...all the while sporting this handsome LaptopArmor. |
Matias Laptop Armor |
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James Bond came by RainyDayMagazine today for a visit. He was intrigued with the infrared upgrade to the tiny Zippo camera we did and wanted to see if we would be willing to trade it for something. Apparently Q-Branch wasn't able to get a modified spy camera to him until the weekend. James Bond had this awesome-looking briefcase with him called the LaptopArmor. Since we had the upper hand, we decide to take advantage of the situation and successfully negotiated a pretty one-sided swap :-)
007's case is not some wimpy soft-sided piece of luggage. He said it could take a 10' drop onto concrete. The Contributing Editor immediately yelled from her office and said we should run it over with the Pathfinder...like we did with the iPod case. Uhhh...maybe someday, but not today. Reviews: NOTE: To see a larger version of most images, just click on them. Review Summary: Initial Impression- Will not slip Usability- Fully adjustible strap Durability- TBD Price- $100
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