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I have a Targus backpack. It has a center pocket for the laptop, and pockets on both sides for protection. Also, it has some padding around the 'chamber' edges for more insulation. RK ---------- >From: Jane Loyless >To: Robert Huber >Cc: thinkpad >Subject: Re: TP Crash Protection >Date: Monday, March 31, 1997 4:57PM > >At 10:54 AM 3/31/97 -0500, you wrote: > >> I a previous posting you noted that you carry your TP in >> a back pack. What do you do to protect the computer from the >> knocks and bangs a back pack is sometimes subject to? >> > >I'm not Randy, but I use a backpack also. > >Short answer is nothing. > >Long answer is that I have a Silicon Sports (now Kensington) backpack that >has some padding. I've been carrying my TP755CE in it back and forth to >work and on planes for almost 2 years with no discernable damage. > >The outside pocket is usually stuffed with paperwork, cases for CDs, extra >HDs, floppies and a Hefty One-Zip bag of misc laptop items (cables, >connectors, power supply, modem line tester, keyboard light, etc.) all of >which tends to keep anything from bumping the TP itself. I try not to set >it down heavily as the padding in the bottom is rather thin after 2 years. > >You can get this bag from MacWarehouse (800.255.6227) or (sometimes) from >CompUSA. It's around $70-80. > >Hope this helps! >