ocellnuri said:When I type http//www.axio-usa.com into my browser, I get redirected to Microsoft's website... am I the only one?
Well... "http//www.axio-usa.com" does not include what we like to call a colon.
Reference: http://www.axio-usa.com
ocellnuri said:When I type http//www.axio-usa.com into my browser, I get redirected to Microsoft's website... am I the only one?
gdavid said:Have to add a second recommendation for these bags. I just got a 10 inch one for my 12 inch powerbook. They have heaps of cool, unique designs and the bags are very well constructed and resonably padded although I will be using mine with a sleeve as well.
I've an Incase Nylon Backpack - for iBook 12" and 14", PowerBook G4 12" 15" and 17"krisjon said:I've been poking around looking for a bag to carry my new 17" PB that's coming this Thursday. Just curious if anyone has seen these or maybe has one? A buddy of mine that went to MacWorld saw them and thought they were pretty cool and very different from the other messenger/business styled ones out there + it will hold a 17".
http//www.axio-usa.com
jet3004 said:Well... "http//www.axio-usa.com" does not include what we like to call a colon.
Reference: http://www.axio-usa.com
rt_brained said:I haven't seen anything about the Brenthaven bags that justifies the additional $ versus the Timbuk 2 bags. I've been through numerous bags over the last few years and these are the best I've used so far:
A. Timbuk 2 for work ~ $129.99
B. JanSport Optimizer backpack everywhere else - $99.00 (SALE $69.99 @ ebags.com)