QUICKVERSE BIBLE ILLUSTRATOR 3 PORTABLE

It has a small organizer sewn to one side that holds pens and business cards and gives you quick access to a calculator (back in the day), PDA (still back in the day), or a phone (there you go).

Behind those pockets is a large, open compartment for cables and other bulky items.

The front of the bag features a large and a small zippered pocket, each with a small zippered pocket on the front of it. It was a crazy price to pay for a laptop bag, but this one had everything I was looking for and 25 years later I still carry it every day. Throughout this period of heavy business travel, one constant companion was my Tumi leather laptop bag, which I purchased around 1989 for about $450. Some of the early QuickVerse code was written while on the road with that laptop.

QUICKVERSE BIBLE ILLUSTRATOR 3 PORTABLE

My first PC was a Compaq Portable II, but after traveling with and repairing RockwellвЂ™s Compaq, I never traveled with it. It weighed 25-30 lbs, but Rockwell had a padded case for it that made it look like a soft-side suitcase, and we literally checked it as luggage when we travelled with it. One of the first IBM-compatible PCs I used was a Compaq Portable. IвЂ™ve been traveling with a laptop since there were laptops. It only took a couple of trips to figure out that the old suitcases in the closet werenвЂ™t up to the task, and what followed over the years was a series of suitcases and carry-ons as I tried to zero in on what worked best for me. Back in my Parsons Technology days I spent a fair amount of time on the road - nothing like my friend Dave, but more than most folks - maybe 3-5 days per month. IвЂ™ve been accused of having something of a luggage fetish, though more in the past than recently.

Quickverse bible illustrator 3