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Review: Spire Torq Backpack

Most of you know by now that I’m something of a bag-o-holic. It’s probably because I’m so attached to my MacBook Pro and because I take it everywhere but regardless, I really dig bags or all shapes and sizes. One bag I’m currently digging is the Torq (US$170) backpack from Spire. Spire is a bunch […]

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REVIEW: Tom Bihn Super Ego Notebook Bag

The Tom Bihn Super Ego (US$140) is a hybrid messenger/shoulder bag that is designed to fit all sizes of their Brain Cell laptop insert and a lot of other of stuff.

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Holiday Shopping: eBags 20 Percent off

eBags is an online retailer of (duh!) Bags and they carry bags from Timbuk2, Burton, Chrome, Puma, Oakley and Roxy and dozens of others. eBags is offering a 20% discount if you enter promotional code…

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Crumpler $4M Home; The Horseman

PowerPager Bob Snow adds to the bag discussion: My first exposure to Crumpler was about 4 years ago in S.F. I was staying in “Graphics Gulch” and they have some superb photo galleries and pro level camera shops. Last week I bought a 4 Million Dollar Home (the Crumpler camera bag, not the home) for […]

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REVIEW: The Cashmere Blazer from Crumpler

This one definitely fits in the “computer bag that doesn’t look like a computer bag” category. Crumpler’s The Cashmere Blazer (US$165) is a messenger bag that conceals a built-in computer sleeve that’s well padded. It fits up to a 17-inch notebook but it works just fine with my 15-inch MacBook Pro too. The best part […]