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Scott: The "Thinkpad" line of cases come with an additional "Thinkpad Accessory Pouch", which is a small case designed to hold a battery, external floppy drive, etc. It has a piece of foam on the inside, and a metal plate in the lid, to prevent items from puncturing the case. The Accessory Pouches list for around $20US on their own, so this makes the prices for the Thinkpad and non-Thinkpad cases about equal (I am pretty sure that the non-Thinkpad cases don't come with an accessory pouch). Cheers, Rob Dickson dickson@nortel.ca In message "Difference between Port cases?", you write: >Well, I've been successfully convinced by the last few days posts >regarding cases that I want a Port, not a Targus. ;) I just wish they >didn't cost as much, but better $100 now than $50 now and $2000 later... > >Anyway, I see 2 cases that are, as far as I can tell with my available >resources, the same. The Port Standard case for $92, and the Thinkpad >Standard case for $111. What's different about the Thinkpad case that >makes it cost more? Anything? Thanks! > >/* > Scott McDermott - Systems Administrator | Deliver yesterday, > King County Library System | Code today, > PGP key available in the usual places | Think tomorrow > */ >