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The design looks simple, but the intent is hard-core protection without the bulk. Multi-layered padding includes a high-impact, rigid insert and an Ultrasuede® scratch-free liner. At under-an-inch thin, this Kindle Fire Case sports luxurious padding to keep your Kindle Fire snug and secure, yet quickly accessible. No visible stitching keeps the case looking sleek and smooth. All Smart Cases come with a low-profile pocket that can hold your sync/charging cable and power adapter. Get yourself a smart Kindle Case.

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I love WaterField Designs cases. They introduced a version of their popular Muzetto case called the Outback, borrowing its styling from something that looks like it came from Australia’s outback. The case includes waxed canvas and comes in dark brown with one of six accent colors – black, copper, pine, green, flame, or pearl. You can get one of five sizes, two of which will fit the new iPad perfectly. Waxed canvas has an “old world retro look” and comes from the sailing world or outdoorsman. In other words, its built to last.\n\nThe case holds your iPad in vertical orientation with a flap to cover it and keep it safe in the elements. The messenger style comes with rings and a strap to carry over your shoulder. Their cases will last, look nice and let you carry your iPad along with\n\nIt won’t ship till March 26. It comes in two sizes for your iPad, one that fits the new iPad naked for $149.95 or for those using a sleeve case for $159.95. Order now at their website.

Waterfield Designs (http://www.sfbags.com) makes tremendous cases. They can fit to pretty much any size laptop (got one for my Cr-48). I have their products for all my devices. Top quality craftsmanship and customer service.

New slim case from Waterfield Designs for Apple\'s MacBook Air: The CitySlicker MacBook Air Case combines sturdy ballistic nylon with a distressed, leather flap that snaps into place, giving the ultra-modern case its old-world twist. The flap covers an accessory nook with four stretchy pockets to keep items snugly in place. A back, semi-opaque pocket with a self-locking zipper stows thin items or accessories. Opt to tuck it under an arm, or to add a handle, a strap, or both. On the inside, the case offer three layers of protection with a hard shell, neoprene padding, and an interior liner. Two versions of the bag are available for the 11\" and 13\" MBA. Pricing is $139 and $149, respectively. Optional shoulder strap and D-Rings run $12 for basic and $22 for a suspension strap. Color options include black, chocolate, grizzly and camel. The CitySlicker is expected to start shipping May 28th.

Waterfield Designs have crafted no less than three PS Vita cases; the deceptively simply named PS Vita Case, the svelte Suede Jacket and the pocket packed Gear Pouch Pro. By far my favourite is the humble-sounding PS Vita Case. Don’t be fooled by its unceremonious title, however, this is a premium case that looks good and packs all the trimmings. Fashioned in typical Waterfield Designs style from a combination of nylon, leather accenting and a soft interior and available in three colours it is, by far, the most premium Vita case I’ve tested yet. I chose to take a look at the Brown/Black option, a colour combination I’ve always been fond of where dragon emblazoned flame red isn’t available. It looks every bit as good as I expected, and then some.

While at SAP TechEd ‘07, I talked with Matthias Zeller about his Waterfield Cargo bag. I have an over-active interest in laptop bags, so I’m always on the look-out for The Perfect Bag. Matthias’ seemed nice and he details the different compartments, pockets, and little things like if it fits under an airplane seat well. In a pinch, Mattias says, he can fit a t-shirt and socks in there. But, as we get into at the end, he likes to carry a large suit-case with him for the rest of his junk when traveling.

Try SFBags.com. They make quality bags and sleeves for all kinds of laptops. Enter your laptop model and they have custom bags and sleeves to fit it perfectly. I bought mine from there and did a YouTube video if you wanna see how the Z2 fits in it perfectly. Mine is a combination bag and sleeve as it has straps for when I'm bicycling and just want to carry the laptop. Another suggestion is to look for a sleeve for the 13" Mac Air. You may wanna also look at sleeves for the 13" Macbook as it would fit the Z2 better with the battery pack.