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    Anyone use a Tom Bihn Brain Cell for a z61(m)?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Anon00, Apr 9, 2007.

  1. Anon00

    Anon00 Notebook Consultant

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    Wonder what size fit well for you and if you like it. Thinking of going with that and their Brain bag, really need something with paranoid level of protection :D
     
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    coriolis Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    I have a Brain Cell, and I use it for my V6, which is a 15" SXGA+ notebook. It's an awesome bag and I'm never without it. I have the 15.4" BC and it fits pretty well, though my notebook is thinner then most, it has a bit of moving space, but it's still very very protective.
     
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    The closest one that matches looks like it would be .5 inches bigger in the width (sides) so my biggest concern was that. If I go the Tom Bihn route I'm going to combine it with a Brain bag, so might not be a big deal but was wondering.

    My Laptop base is cracking a bit. It started where the Battery meets its connector, thinkining the pressure exerted, this thing doesn't get toss around, when carrying started the fracture so looking to go hardcore protection route now.
     
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