Targus Launches Two New Cases For Notebooks
Targus Inc keeping in mind the business needs of notebook owners has just introduced two new cases for notebooks, a Molded Attaché and a Roller Bag. The roller bag has been specifically designed for the business executive who is always on the go. Thus by providing them ample storage capacity, users can store files without worrying about space. With the Molded Attaché one need not anymore worry about damaging the notebook from drops; spills etc as it have extra layers of protection.
The roller bag or Model #TBR001US is a perfect solution for users who travel a lot regarding work like sales executives, manufacturers' reps etc. The main compartment is padded, has two combination locks and can hold notebooks with up to 15.4-inch screens. It also features a very handy hanging file rack and the zip-down front organizer includes three-tier fan file, pen loops, business card holder and other pockets. For easy portability it includes a set of wheels and a trolley handle. It’s available in black for a price of $89.99.
The Molded Attaché (Model #TLD001US) is designed to protect the notebook in practically all circumstances. It includes a hard-shell molded EVA exterior and the compartment can also hold notebooks with up to 15.4-inch screens. It also includes a CD sleeve, cell phone/PDA pockets and business card/ID and a slip pocket for storing documents. This case is also available in black only for a price of $69.99.
More information is available at www.targus.com.
"Our two new cases are designed for mobile professionals who have specific notebook carrying case requirements, and still want a classic style that offers superior protection," said Michael Greco, director, U.S. product marketing for Targus. "The rolling Catalog Case is the perfect solution for mobile professionals who travel with large or heavy items such as files, catalogs and folders, in addition to their notebook computer. The Molded Attache's hard outer shell and padded interior protect the notebook from damage caused by severe drops, and also offers comfortable over-the-shoulder or handheld carrying options."
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