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DC + Incase + Apple by Josh Rubin

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DC Shoes, Apple and Incase teamed up to create this lovely laptop-skate-backpack. It fits any size Powerbook in the padded laptop sleeve, easily holds a deck strapped to the outside and is designed to integrate your iPod. While I prefer the quiet simplicity of a plain black bag, this urban Winter camo isn't so bad. Though I have yet to see it in person, the pocket configuration seems pretty thoughtful. Once it's available, you'll find it in limited quantities only at and Apple Store or on their website.

via The Royal Magazine

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This entry posted on 15 October 2004 at 9:08 PM
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