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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 ...

Check out this HT Shop Now shortlist of practical travel backpacks with laptop compartments offering smart storage, sturdy ...

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 ...

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 ...

Whether you’re commuting to work or going on vacation, a good travel backpack can be the perfect travel accessory. In both scenarios, no one likes having an achy back or digging around to find things.

Most people who’ve used a backpack—laptop or otherwise—have at one time or another worn it on one shoulder. While perhaps convenient, doing so isn’t exactly good for your back, as those who’ve carried ...

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Whether you’re heading to class or commuting to the office, you ...

June 2, 2007 The petty criminal's work is based on minimal risk for maximal reward - snatching an unwatched handbag, slashing a backpack and collecting the spoils as they fall, sizing up which tourist ...

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 ...