[access-uk] Re: laptop back packs
- From: Joe Paton <joe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 13:54:28 +0100
Brian,
I bought a large computer bag on wheels. I've damaged my back by carying
excessive weight, so wheels on a computer bag work for me. I'm not sure
how you would get on if you use a guide dog, but with a standard cane it
works. The other bag, is much bigger, a hard plastic case, about 3 feet
tall, in this I can take computer, sound system and mixing desk. it's
bloody heavy, but the wheels are good. about 60 quid from argoss.
you might approach samsonite to see there range of cases.
Best,
Joe
At 16:17 28/04/2006 +0100, you wrote:
Hi
I cannot be the only person who has come across this situation.
Basically, I am looking for quite a large back pack for carrying computer
equipment with me. Specifically, I want this to be a bag specifically
designed to carry computer equipment in.
I have purchased bags from PC World particularly, however I find that they
either are not large enough to carry all the equipment I have, or they
just cannot take the heavy weight of the equipment and are not good within
a short period of time.
I know the word large is relative, and this is in part the difficulty. I
have a laptop computer, a pac mate with 40 cell Braille display, so that's
the equivalent of two laptops before we begin with other equipment,
cables, and so on.
My questions are whether or not anyone has any good web site
recommendations for purchasing such items? I have naturally searched on
Google, but recommendations from other visually impaired people are always
good. Failing that, if anyone can recommend any specific stores in the
north west of England where I may be able to look at them, this maybe better.
Thanks for any help.
Brian Hartgen
MSN: brian@xxxxxxxxxxx
SKYPE: brianhartgen
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