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Cases for Ti Book?
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Jan 2003
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Hi,
I have finally decided to buy a TiBook. I want to get a nice, low frills case to protect it. Any suggestions?
Also, what would you suggest for an external keyboard and mouse?
BC
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Senior User
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Sydney
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I got an ATM slip bag kinda thing. It just a protective slip bag that you can then put into any other bag which to me is sweet, cause I like the bags I already have and didn't want to advertise I have a laptop while waiting on the train station. Also it was really cheap $50 AUS with the next option of a Bag being $140 AUS.
Get on of them if you have bags for different purposes, cause you can just chuck it in that bag and know it will be protected.
Hope that helps 
MM-o4
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: WV, USA
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5G 60GB video iPod
512MB iPod Shuffle
Westone UM1 Canalphones
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Pensacola, FL
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I bought a MacCase from MacMall for around $65. It doesn't have a lot of storage, but I don't need much. Most of my stuff is on the hard drive. I do pack a mouse, mouse pad, power adapter, and some CDs. I love my 1Ghz TiBook.
Mike
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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I'm using a crumpler sleave, cost 85 AUD here, dammed brilliant, beats the heck out of the black 'hello i'm lugging a laptop' bags that you see pc users using
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1Ghz Powerbook
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Thanks for the input! For now I am going to use a "Hi, I have a laptop in this bag, and the bag outweighs the laptop!" bag. I will be looking for a good deal along the lines of the models you suggested.
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: netherlands
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i got myself a sleeve from the applestore. i already have a samsonite backpack that i hope will be big enough for my tibook... a well... another few days and i'll find out!
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MacBook Pro 13"/2.66 (09/2010), Mac Mini c2d/1.83 (01/2008)
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Millersville, PA
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Originally posted by BigCanoe:
Thanks for the input! For now I am going to use a "Hi, I have a laptop in this bag, and the bag outweighs the laptop!" bag. I will be looking for a good deal along the lines of the models you suggested.
lol. 
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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I use a double opening sleeve from Chrome ( http://www.chromebags.com) Which I love, and they're only $20. I also have one of their Metropolis bags which I love, (2K cu inches). I'm so happy with it, I'm coinsidering getting a Kremlin (3K cu in) for longer trips.
-Austin
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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to me the obvious choice was the waterfield designs slip case. it looks nice, fits the powerbook perfectly and is well padded. i use this in conjunction with my banana republic messenger bag. it's perfect. www.sfbags.com
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