swissmiss is a design blog run by Tina Roth Eisenberg, a 'swiss designer gone NYC'.
Ever need to carry your iMac around?
Ever need to carry your iMac around? Reinda bag is here to solve the awkward carrying problem. Nifty! I guess this would work for any apple monitor as well?
I use the iLugger. It’s really great. I even take it on the airplane, and occasionally have to check it when it doesn’t fit in the overhead compartment. My iMac was perfectly safe in there, the only change I made in future flights was to put the keyboard in my checked baggage beforehand. The aluminum on the keyboard is thinner than on the iMac, so it’s a good idea to at least wrap it up first.
Three years of using the iLugger on two different iMacs is one solid recommendation from me.
There is another product out there ( I think its called the iLugger?) that is similar but comes as a padded backpack!
Jul 31st, 2008 / 11:47 am
This will help those people who get the Apple One-on-One package, where they expect you will bring in “your” computer – even if it is an iMac.
Jul 31st, 2008 / 10:02 pm
What a good idea. It would be a mess to carry otherwise.
Aug 1st, 2008 / 12:53 pm
I use the iLugger. It’s really great. I even take it on the airplane, and occasionally have to check it when it doesn’t fit in the overhead compartment. My iMac was perfectly safe in there, the only change I made in future flights was to put the keyboard in my checked baggage beforehand. The aluminum on the keyboard is thinner than on the iMac, so it’s a good idea to at least wrap it up first.
Three years of using the iLugger on two different iMacs is one solid recommendation from me.
Aug 2nd, 2008 / 12:41 am