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I don't take mine to class, but that's because I don't go to school! I do use a rolling bag, and I'll be honest, I'm not sure "who" made it. I was looking for one that had good padding, could handle other things, and was lightweight but sturdy. It's lasted me about 6 years now!
Yes, I did start out looking at the "name" bags, but most didn't have what I needed. So, I just made my mind up that the name that mattered was the name on the luggage tag! ;) |
For graduation I got a really nice Kenneth Cole leather computer bag. It has a compartment for my laptop, a compartment for books/papers, and has a compartment for supplies (pencils/pens, calculator). It has a really comfortable strap, it doesn't hurt at all unlike some of the other computer bags I have had. I really like it.
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Both my boyfriend and I use manhattan portage bags. I have a smaller one, and use a laptop cover (that also has it's own strap for when I use it on it's own) for mine. He has the "computer bag" with a built in padded pouch for his laptop. They're both really nice, well-made, (i believe lifetime) warranty, etc.
The website is: www.manhattanportage.com I've been very happy with mine, and they don't cost a fortune. |
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check out Samsonite. they have some great bags with wheels and without wheels. Probably run you about $100--good protection with lots of padding as well as room for cables and other extra space as well
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I don't go to class but I have a Targus backpack that I carry my laptop (and portable DVD player) in. It's got a lot of room and is quite comfortable on my back.
I bought it at a traveller store in the Pittsburgh airport. |
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