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Wetsuit for the Gs
By Wolf Paulus <wolf@wolfpaulus.com>

Posted Friday, February 25th, 2005

Current weather conditions here in Southern California made me buy a wetsuit for the PowerBook.
We had more than enough of rain during the last couple of weeks and carrying an unprotected PowerBook outside, even for just the short distance between the office building and the car, was sometimes not an option.
Finding a suitable bag for the huge 17" model is not that easy but once I saw the Tucano Second Skin folder; there was no way back. I got a black one for the PowerBook and a red one for the iBook.
Both laptop sleeves fit perfectly and look terrific. The bags are made in Taiwan but were designed by Tucano in Milano Italy and that really shows.
Looks like these cool sleeves are really hard to find - I got one at the UCSD Bookstore and the other one at Amazon - just search for Tucano.

17"PB • Tucano 2nd Skin Folder





12"iB • Tucano 2nd Skin Folder



Two Apples, gone surfin' • the PB took the long board ..




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Published on: Friday, February 25th, 2005  •  Category: [hardware]

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