With regard to self-made camera bags (Johan Malmström), and to bags that
can also take a laptop PC (Thomas Clausen), I could mention that the
Fjallraven Kaanken that Johan used also comes in a computer version, where
a PC can be placed in a specially padded pocket on the back side of the
pack (where the shoulder straps are). The rest of the pack, with a full
front panel opening, could be converted just like Johan's. The shoulder
harness is also beefed-up.
See
http://www.fjallraven.se/spring2002/en/23560.htm
Only problem, I imagine, is that Fjallraven do not sell much outside
Scandinavia........
Roger Key
Kensington saddlebag is designed for a computer. It is shaped like a
backpack and has a variety of carry systems including a very
comfortable grip. I have used a an insert in the front compartment
from a Tenba briefcase style camera bag to combine the functions.
Lots of pockets. One could make a more custom insert as others have
already mentioned.
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Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California
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