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Thanks to new corporate rules, I now typically need to both a work (16" workstation) and a personal laptop (26" gaming) when I travel. Together they are pretty heavy even if I just bring one power ...

If there’s one thing about me, it’s that I’m often packing a laptop backpack full of tech, books and various personal necessities. Whether I’m on my way to a meeting or going out for the evening, ...

Aside from notebooks, pencils, calculators and a new outfit or two, one thing at the top of most students' back-to-school shopping lists is a laptop. Once you've scored a great deal on a new MacBook ...

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Your $1,000 laptop deserves a protective home on the road. A tech journalist and frequent traveler recommends his nine favorites ...

Laptop bags are a big deal for anyone who works on-the-go. Whether you’re taking a quick trip to the coffee shop to work in the morning or traveling overseas on a business trip, laptop bags and ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Once the bag of choice for students alone, the venerable backpack is now a common choice among the working set, too. With this shift comes an ...

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Backpacks for women are a curious thing. Finding a backpack that fits my frame as a woman has been the bane of my existence. The bags are either too long and smack me in the back of my head, too wide ...