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This is probably the 800 bazillionth time this has been asked...
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Oh well. I'm looking for a decent carrying case for my 2001 IceBook. I've looked at the Jam iBook Binder ( http://www.jambags.com/ibbinder.html ), and it was nice looking, for a decent price. Is there anything you guys could recommend that would work better than that? I'm really hoping for a price under $60.
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Whoops, looks like you the ibookbinder is on there. Perhaps you haven't looked at the others yet.
Might want to try this one too: http://www.macyummies.com/caslognle2ne.html
It's got better protection than the ibookbinder, but it doens't let people see the logo either... choices choices  .
[ 11-27-2001: Message edited by: rampant ]
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Keep the rubber side down!
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I'm seriously leaning toward the iBook Binder, because I like the design. (Not the one with the cheezy window in it, though.) It's going to be well-protected anyways. My main concern is keeping it shut while it's in my backpack, and having all my software CDs in one spot. And it's only $45, sfbags.com charges an arm and a leg. I'm a poor-ass mama's boy. 
Thanks for the advice. 
[ 11-28-2001: Message edited by: iNub ]
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I got this at Macworld NY last summer and it's kept my iBook in great condition. And I carry it around in a cheap $20 Gap bag so it's been a nice low-cost carrying case...
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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I've got an Eagle Creek computer safe--$25-26 list, $20 on sale. Can be used as a sleeve or a carrying bag. Very basic, but sturdy and well made. Fits the iBook really well. Shoulder strap not included, but the rings for a shoulder strap are built in. If you don't need sexy, for the money I think it's hard to beat.
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(p.s.: I got mine at ebags.com.)
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If you are talking cases. Nothing beats Water Field!!!
http://www.sfbags.com
Sleeves or cases, they have it all!!! (No I do not work for them.)[/LIST]
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Originally posted by iMan:
<STRONG>If you are talking cases. Nothing beats Water Field!!!
http://www.sfbags.com
Sleeves or cases, they have it all!!! (No I do not work for them.)[/LIST]</STRONG>
i just got a sleevcase from sfbags.com yesturday. it is awesome, very rugged, and just the right size for what it is meant for.
too bad my ibook hasn't arrived yet  *pouts*
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Hello, I don't have an iBook, but I am partial to timbuk2 bags. They make great messenger bags and they have a laptop case model. Even though it's not under $60, they are extremely durable and they're made in San Francisco, hand made too if I remember correctly.
URL=http://www.timbuk2.com]Timbuk2.com[/URL] In case you're interested!
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