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From: kehr@felix.UUCP (Shirley Kehr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Mac Traveling Bags
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Date: 26 Aug 90 20:37:39 GMT
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"I am looking for a bag (or case) for my SE, so I can lug it back and forth
"between home and work, since the Mac Lab here is always full and I can't
"run Multifinder on them anyway :-(.
"
"I see many different brands available from the Mail Order Houses, so I would
"appreciate recommendations, pointers, experiences etc. Up to $90 sounds O.K.
"
"Or if anyone has one for sale, provided it hasn't fallen apart.

I'm happy with the Targus, though I'd have gotten the burgandy one if
there was a choice at the time.

What I'd like to see has never appeard in any ad and I must presume
it doesn't exist. Carrying an SE/30, extended keyboard, and any extra
stuff is just way too heavy to be hanging on one shoulder. Why doesn't
someone make a backpack model. I used to carry 40 pounds rather easily
and still get up mountains; certainly the 20 or so pounds in a backpack
would be a lot easier for many people. 

Hmmm. Maybe I should get out the old Kelty and stick the mac, bag and
all in it, that is if I could still climb up into the loft :-).

Shirley Kehr