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 Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 9:06 pm Post subject: WaterField Design Mac mini SleeveCase |
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Product: WaterField Design Mac mini SleeveCase
Category: Bags and Cases
Summary:
The Mac mini SleeveCase is light, compact and provides just the right amount of protection. Available in one size 7.25" x 7.25" x 2.5" the durable ballistic nylon exterior protects against scuffs and scrapes, and a soft lined 6mm neoprene interior gently cushions your Mac Mini.
Look at Waterfield's Small VertiGo bag if you are looking to compliment Mac mini SleeveCase. Inside the Small Vertigo is enough room to carry around the Mac mini SleeveCase, power supply and other needed accessories.
The Mac mini Sleevecase is available with an optional 1.5" wide simple shoulder strap which attaches with metal snap-hooks and d-rings. [List Price: $39]
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I also reviewed this item and find that it's great! I looked at the other bag the Tim em2 I think is the name, and I picked this SFBags WaterField one.
You can read my review here http://www.themodwiki.org/index.php/SF_Bags
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| Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 6:15 pm Post subject: |
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| Good pictures and review. I don't have either of the bags so this is more of an observation. I probably would've picked the same one as you over the Tom eM2 because it doesn't have a zipper around the top. Zippers can cause scratches and break. I like the pouch design on this one better. The only thing the bad about this one is it doesn't have handle. The eM2 does. Are you bring your mini into the lab"class" at GT? |
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| devo wrote: | | Good pictures and review. I don't have either of the bags so this is more of an observation. I probably would've picked the same one as you over the Tom eM2 because it doesn't have a zipper around the top. Zippers can cause scratches and break. I like the pouch design on this one better. The only thing the bad about this one is it doesn't have handle. The eM2 does. Are you bring your mini into the lab"class" at GT? |
I really would prefer a bag that had a zipper that ran around the edge of the top of the bag instead of just going straight through it. I hope that makes sense; I really don't know how to describe it. Nowadays zippers are pretty reliable if you don't buy really cheap products, especially with that "self-healing" feature (whatever that is).
My question is when would you ever use this? I can't see very many people having the need for a case for their Mini. I don't see any serious LAN gamers ever using a Mini,  .
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I could see a Warcraft 3: TFT LAN party on mini's, hmm, thanks for the idea 
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