Hello,
My notebooks tend to accrete a bunch of accessories such as cables, adapters, expansion cards, discs and so forth other time, so I tend to look for something spacious with room for further expansion when selecting a case. After a dozen or so years of travelling with a bag over one shoulder, I tried going to a backpack and haven't gone back since. I have found it to be much easier to travel when distributing the weight evenly across both shoulders.
Notebook carrying cases tend to be highly individual, which can make it difficult to give specific recommendations, but here are a few things you might want to check or look for:
Construction - the sturdier the better
Weight - less is more
Padded shoulder straps and back - better for your shoulders and back
Outside pockets - useful for travel documents, MP3 players, cell phones, water bottles, umbrellas
Some sort of internal isolation/dampening system - to protect your notebook
Here are a few brands you might wish to look at:
*(denotes case/backpack which I have used and with which I have been happy)
Right now I'm using a Tumi backpack which I purchased a couple of years ago, along with some small bags (a padded cube and a zippered sack) from Eagle Creek to keep cables and adapters neatly stowed in manageable chunks. I keep cables wrapped with Velcro® strips so they do not get tangled, and keep extra ones "stuck" to the padded inside of the packing cube. They are useful for holding spare PDA stylii, tubes of TrackPoint caps or hard drive screws and the like in place. Also floating around in there is a slim Case Logic case with padded neoprene sides that contains my notebook's recovery media, just in case I need it while I'm on the road.
Regards,
Aryeh Goretsky
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