What do you think of this e-pad laptop bag? I must say that I am a bit curious to try it out.
My laptop tends to get very hot and is very uncomfortable on my lap.
So, this might just be my answer...
Not sure if I will want to take it outside in public, because it looks hideous.
The E-Pad is functional and a great idea. I just hope they will work on the styling next.
This bag is perfect for your 15' inch macbook ...Plus you can pack your iPod and iPhone as well. (Don't know why you need an iPod, if you have an iPhone.)
Each Knomo bag has a unique ID. You can register your bag online. You can be easily tracked down in case you loose your bag (I really hope not).
I personally will not go for this bag. It is stylish, but also conservative. And this bag is more suitable for men (in my opinion).
The price tag does not justify the cost of the bag. You can get less expensive laptop bags that are far more stylish.
This bag will be perfect for you, if you like a quality - "conservative" - stylish bag.
Please leave your comments below and tell me if you like this bag.
Thinking of going DIY on your laptop bag? Have you ever considered making your own laptop bag?
It is not that difficult to make your own laptop bag. You can be assured that the bag will be one of a kind...
...But you need to keep a few things in mind before you go this route.
You will probably not want to use your self made laptop bag, if you plan to do tons of traveling. First of all, it simply does not offer the same amount of protection and security.
A DIY laptop bag is perfect for carrying your laptop to your favorite.
How do you use your self made laptop bag?
The Lady Lindy from Bobarra is one of the most elegant bags I've seen in a long time: really simple lines, but with a touch of flair via the scalloped trim. Plus, it's checkpoint-friendly. Can't get better than that!
I've been watching The Tudors series on CBC. Up here in Canada, the season just finished and I've been wondering how I might start working more brocade, puffy sleeves, jeweled head pieces and snoods into my wardrobe. Luckily, I have found the perfect bag that Catherine of Aragon or perhaps her daughter, Mary would carry. Elegant and stylish without being over the top - a bag fit for a queen. I'm referring to the Lady Lindy laptop bag from Bobarra. Andrea from Bobarra was kind enough to send over one for review.
When I first unpacked the Lady Lindy, I was struck by two things. One - the unusual fabric pattern. When carrying it, I've had a number of people say "Great pattern - what is that, fleur de lis?" Then they look closer. "It's frogs! Frogs!?". Yes, frogs. I have the "Charlotte" pattern (named after the delightful southern city in North Carolina; Bobarra also has several other more traditional fabric patterns if you're not a ranidaphile). From a distance, it looks like an elegant, slightly Tudoresque fabric - but up close, whimsical frogs. Very clever! The second visual aspect of the bag that really stands out are the scalloped top edges. I've never seen this is a laptop bag before and to me, it really takes the finishing to a whole new level. Again, sophisticated with a touch of whimsy.
It is the first time I have heard of the Bobarra line of laptop bags. They make some great Kindle covers, which you can check out @ Amazon.com.
Anyway, if you are looking for a laptop tote to take with on your travels, then this looks like a great option.
I really want to get your feedback on this bag. So please leave your comments.
This is a great list of christmas gift ideas for young entrepreneurs. Laptop bags are #12.
You can see the full list of gift ideas at this link: http://under30ceo.com/30-gift-ideas-for-the-young-entrepreneur/
Can this be called abstract art? Maybe this bag is a bit too bold to be classified as a ladies laptop bags.
What do you think?
Do you like it?
Maybe it is one of those laptop bags that takes time to get used to.
Please leave your comment about this bag. I would love to hear your thoughts.
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