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| 17" laptop bag/carry-on combo I've purchased a new 17" laptop (HP DV9000z). Every year, I take a 3-week overseas vacation, so imagine the amount of stuff I have to pack. Besides my regular carry-on bag, I have to have a big purse. Now I have a big 'puter, too. Can anyone suggest a 17" laptop bag that would double as a purse/accessory bag? What I'm looking for is one that is large enough for the computer and necessary accessories, but also has enough room for stuff like wallet, cosmetics, meds, travel documents, etc. I'm not opposed to backpack style or any style, for that matter. I just need one that will keep me within the 2 bag limit and will fit under my seat for easy access, unlike the other carry-on that is stored in the overhead compartments. I realize I'd have to scale back my 'purse' contents, but I still need more room than most bags provide. Yes, I've googled and googled and shopped. I'm looking for suggestions from experience. Guys, if you carry extra stuff like ipod, pda, psp, cd player, etc., you're not much different than me in terms of needed extra space. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance! Polly |
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| Re: 17" laptop bag/carry-on combo > I've purchased a new 17" laptop (HP DV9000z). > Every year, I take a 3-week overseas vacation, so imagine the amount of > stuff I have to pack. > Besides my regular carry-on bag, I have to have a big purse. Now I > have a big 'puter, too. I like ebags.com for the best prices. They have 4 pages of bags that fit a 17" laptop. http://tinyurl.com/zjpq7 |
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| Re: 17" laptop bag/carry-on combo udogsgal********.com wrote: > I've purchased a new 17" laptop (HP DV9000z). > Every year, I take a 3-week overseas vacation, so imagine the amount of > stuff I have to pack. > Besides my regular carry-on bag, I have to have a big purse. Now I > have a big 'puter, too. > Can anyone suggest a 17" laptop bag that would double as a > purse/accessory bag? > What I'm looking for is one that is large enough for the computer and > necessary accessories, > but also has enough room for stuff like wallet, cosmetics, meds, travel > documents, etc. > I'm not opposed to backpack style or any style, for that matter. I > just need one that will > keep me within the 2 bag limit and will fit under my seat for easy > access, unlike the other > carry-on that is stored in the overhead compartments. I realize I'd > have to scale back my > 'purse' contents, but I still need more room than most bags provide. > Yes, I've googled and > googled and shopped. I'm looking for suggestions from experience. > > Guys, if you carry extra stuff like ipod, pda, psp, cd player, etc., > you're not much different than me > in terms of needed extra space. > > Can anyone help? > > Thanks in advance! > > Polly I used Targus bags for my 15 and 17 inch laptops..... http://www.nextag.com/targus-laptop-bag-17/search-html IMO Durable and sturdy carriers for your precious laptops |
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| Re: 17" laptop bag/carry-on combo udogsgal********.com wrote: > I've purchased a new 17" laptop (HP DV9000z). > Every year, I take a 3-week overseas vacation, so imagine the amount of > stuff I have to pack. > Besides my regular carry-on bag, I have to have a big purse. Now I > have a big 'puter, too. > Can anyone suggest a 17" laptop bag that would double as a > purse/accessory bag? > What I'm looking for is one that is large enough for the computer and > necessary accessories, > but also has enough room for stuff like wallet, cosmetics, meds, travel > documents, etc. > I'm not opposed to backpack style or any style, for that matter. I > just need one that will > keep me within the 2 bag limit and will fit under my seat for easy > access, unlike the other > carry-on that is stored in the overhead compartments. I realize I'd > have to scale back my > 'purse' contents, but I still need more room than most bags provide. > Yes, I've googled and > googled and shopped. I'm looking for suggestions from experience. > > Guys, if you carry extra stuff like ipod, pda, psp, cd player, etc., > you're not much different than me > in terms of needed extra space. > > Can anyone help? > > Thanks in advance! > > Polly > Hi Polly, I have a Samsonite bag that I really like, it holds my dv8000z, backup hard disk, power cords and such for my phone, palm, and mp3 player, CD recovery disk and assorted patch cords for connecting to external devices. It is well padded and does fit under a seat in coach. It has wheels and looks very professional. There is only one problem with the bag . . . it set me back $250US. If you don't mind the price, I strongly recommend it. Ciao . . . C.Joseph "When hope is lost . . . the spirit dies." -- Lao Tzu |
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| Re: 17" laptop bag/carry-on combo > > Hi Polly, > > I have a Samsonite bag that I really like, it holds my dv8000z, > backup hard disk, power cords and such for my phone, palm, and mp3 > player, CD recovery disk and assorted patch cords for connecting to > external devices. > > It is well padded and does fit under a seat in coach. It has wheels > and looks very professional. > > There is only one problem with the bag . . . it set me back $250US. > If you don't mind the price, I strongly recommend it. > > Ciao . . . C.Joseph > > "When hope is lost . . . the spirit dies." > -- Lao Tzu Yikes! That is expensive, but good bags are. Can you tell the name of it, or the style? Thanks to all for your suggestions! Polly |
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| Re: 17" laptop bag/carry-on combo I use an APC bag. Hold laptop, ps, etc. Some models are roll-abouts. Kal On 26 Oct 2006 14:49:05 -0700, udogsgal********.com wrote: > > >> >> Hi Polly, >> >> I have a Samsonite bag that I really like, it holds my dv8000z, >> backup hard disk, power cords and such for my phone, palm, and mp3 >> player, CD recovery disk and assorted patch cords for connecting to >> external devices. >> >> It is well padded and does fit under a seat in coach. It has wheels >> and looks very professional. >> >> There is only one problem with the bag . . . it set me back $250US. >> If you don't mind the price, I strongly recommend it. >> >> Ciao . . . C.Joseph >> >> "When hope is lost . . . the spirit dies." > >> -- Lao Tzu > >Yikes! That is expensive, but good bags are. Can you tell the name of >it, or the >style? > >Thanks to all for your suggestions! > >Polly |
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