Targus RG0322 15.4 Matrix Notebook Backpack | 
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| Brand: Targus
Category: CE
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $36.00
You Save: $33.99 (49%)
New (34) from $36.00
Rating:  54 reviews
Color: Matrix Backpack - Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 18 x 11 x 16
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: RG0322
Model: RG0322
UPC: 092636212995
EAN: 0092636201395
ASIN: B00007LTAI
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Notebook Compartment Compatible with Notebooks with Up to 15.4 Screens | | • | Unique and Convenient Exterior Gear Flap with Buckle and Bungee Closure for Carrying Jacket and More | | • | Removable Cell Phone Pocket On Shoulder Strap | | • | Soft Rack Helps Distribute Weight of Books or Binders for a Healthier Back | | • | Contoured Ergonomic Shoulder Straps with 3D Air-Mesh Padding |
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Product Description
Targus' deluxe ergonomic notebook backpack for the student or professional, the Matrix features sleek styling and premium storage options. The Matrix Notebook Backpack secures your notebook with a padded computer storage section that fits notebooks with up to standard 15.4" inch screens. The backpack also includes a unique and convenient exterior gear flap with buckle and bungee closure for carrying your jacket and more. Other features are a front organizational pocket with key clip and pen loops, deluxe document and accessory storage areas, and a CD player compartment with lineout porthole for your headphones. And to alleviate the stress on your back, there's contoured ergonomic shoulder strap with 3D air-mesh padding (includes a removable cell phone pocket) along with an internal soft rack.This backpack comes with GreenVille logo.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 49 more reviews...
 Great laptop backpack August 28, 2008
Robert Hubble (Oklahoma)
This backpack has more than enough space for what you need. I can carry my laptop, text books,notebooks, wireless mouse, and the power supply! I'm a college student so i carry alot of books and they are heavy, but the straps are padded so they take alot of the strain off your shoulders.
 Laptop Back Pack for Big Bellys August 4, 2008
Big Belly (Ohio)
So far so good. I use if for business travel, mostly overnight and back trips. The compartmentalization is well thought-out. I am able to pack an extra shirt and slacks as well as my personal items without difficulty. Really helps speed through the security lines.
I like having the computer storage area in the inner most compartment (against my back) instead of in one of the outermost compartments like some of competitive products. Overall, it is a good product for the price.
Targus Gravity Backpack - Nice Durable Bag August 4, 2008
Mark (NY, NJ, CT USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Targus RG0318 15.4 Gravity Backpack is a very nice bag, particularly for those with notebooks and the need to transport a lot of additional books and papers. In that way the bag is slightly superior to the Targus CVR600 15.4 Groove Notebook Backpack by the same company. In terms of price this backpack slightly more than the Groove, which is the *low cost* solution of quality bags. Some of the important extras included with this one, including a dedicated notebook section in the back and larger storage capacity, will make this one worth it for many people.
The Positives
For starters, this is not only for laptop use. The dedicated pouch in the back has a removable padded laptop sleeve that does make it ideal for laptops, but you can clearly use if only for books or papers if you prefer. And either way, when it comes to storage this thing is REALLY well thought out. I find that I can store many more items in this guy than in my Groove.
A 17 inch laptop is probably too big for this, though you *might* be able to squeeze it in to the padded sleeve with some modifications. Really, this is made for 15 inch laptops and will easily accommodate some of the newer 16 inch widescreens as well.
The notebook area also includes a mesh pocket that provides a small area to collect those laptop extras, like a cable lock or wireless mouse.
And the main compartment also has a separate divider to help you organize your papers. And the front pockets have many dividers and smaller compartments, certainly more than the Groove. So there are a lot of good things to love about this bag.
The Bad
So why did I get the Groove if I love this one so much? Well, the Groove is cheaper so I bought it on sale as an extra. Just for information, I have used this one for over 3 years and the Groove for about 1. The grey and black color of this one certainly doesn't look as attractive as the simple black of the Groove.
The arms don't have an extra supporting clip like many newer bags and are the traditional straight design, not as ergonomic. Also, after 1 year of use the edges of the seams started to fray a lot. My bag still works though, I just use it less these days.
Conclusion
At the right price this can be a good value and a handy extra unit to have around. If you need maximum storage capacity it's worth the extra cash compared to the Groove. Definitely check it out.
Enjoy!
Excellent BackPack for more than your laptop July 7, 2008
The Wizard
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this backpack to take with me on a plane. I received in the advertised shipping time. It was well protected in a box inside its original Targus plastic case in Excellent condition.
The bag has 4 main compartments. The most rear one is for your up to (15.4'') laptop. I have a 12'' laptop and it fits in horizontally. In the next (main) compartment. You can fit up to 6-8 text books if tou can handle the weight. Those two compartments are perfectly partitioned from the inside so that your stuff are well held in their place.
The other two compartments is a 3rd one for your magazines and your important documents or maybe a notebook. The foremost one is a small compartment for your ipod, mobile phone, change, passport, wallet etc... It's very well partitioned and serves the purpose.
There are two side pockets that I can think of a dozen ways to use them.
There are three mesh (easy-access) pockets (on both sides and on the front) that you can just throw in some items real fast like your mobile phone or some change and get access to them very easily.
There is a fifth hidden pocket in front in the middle that you can keep important docs/stuff in.
And yes the Targus logo is where you pass your earphones for your mobile phone or iPod through.
It's easy to carry though I notices that to carry it on one shoulder I have to use only one shoulder strap because both straps are far apart (for ergonomic reasons) that makes it impossible to group together on one shoulder so it's designed to be carried on the Back hence the name 'BackPack'.
The handle on the top is very useful to just grab the bag and go.
It's nice looking and it's a hell of a value for money for only $25 + $7 shipping to NY from Tiger Direct.
I am very happy with this purchase and I highly recommend it for those who need to carry other items beside their laptops. And the best thing about it is that unlike other backpacks they didn't waste too much space in the laptop compartment and saved all the space for the 2nd main compartment where your books and other stuff go and that's a smart move from Targus.
Best laptop backpack for the price June 1, 2008
C. W. Lester (Detroit, MI USA)
I love this backpack. I bought one six years ago and used it to carry my laptop all through grad school. It's quite robust and has lots of pockets for carrying books, mouse, cords and cables, and other accoutrements. I use it as my carry-on bag whenever I fly, and it has plenty of room for anything I might need during the flight. I finally had to buy a replacement a few months ago when the main zipper broke, though I blame myself for this because I often picked it up by one of the back straps instead of the carrying handle. There's nothing else in the price range that is remotely as good as this model.
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