Could this thing support a Toshiba chromebook, or a 13 inch macaroon air? Each is about 3 pounds with around a 12.5 x 8.5 dimension.
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3# would be really pushing the envelope. My unit is roughly half a pound at the outside and 12" x 9" and so the unit you describe would really be too big. ghirst@comcast.net
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Yes, I just tried it with a 15'' chromebook and there were 2 inches left over. I think you could even fit a 17'' laptop if you wanted to.
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It holds my MacBook Air just fine, but it's only 11.8"x7.5". You'd be okay on length, but the width might be an issue. You might fit it in at an angle - the compartment has quite a bit of give to it. And there are always the panniers, which is why I bought this. Turns out I don't need them. This is a fantastic piece - highly recommended.
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The 13" Macbook Air would fit easily on the shelf. I have an 11" Air and it fits easily with inches to spare on both sides. There's plenty of room to thread cables for recharging or connecting to other devices. My wireless keyboard slides under the shelf with ease, but it's not wide enough for the standard wired keyboard with keypad. Solid construction supports my 21.5" iMac easily, would undoubtedly support a 27" and probably a 30" monitor as well. Elevates whatever iMac or monitor you use by about 2 1/2", just the right amount for me. Excellent finish and appearance; I am 100% satisfied with mine.
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I tried putting in my 13" MacBook. It is considerably thicker than an air but it fits. The strap holding it in is stretched to the limit but holds.
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I use an 11 chromebook on this and have about 3 inches on each side, 1½ inches front and back. I'd say probably yes.
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I think it could handle the iPad Air, MacBook Pro 13, and a couple of notebooks. The addition of the books may be a little tight.
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I believe so, as the stand has two width positions. The smallest position's width is less than 6 inches wide, so I am pretty sure it will support just about any laptop. I have a 15.6" laptop and it sits perfectly on the larger position, so one of the two positions should fit a 13" perfectly.
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Are you talking about a 36" Toshiba or similar (I used to have one)? I'd say this stand would probably support it, since it has a center partition. But it is just 3/4" particle board, so I wouldn't swear to it.
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I have 2 of these, one for work and one for my home office. This stand is very strong and sturdy and in my opinion can hold just about any laptop. It is 10" wide at the widest point and 9" wide at the top of the stand. I'm not sure what dimensions your laptop are, but I would guess that it'd work for you.
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Yes, it will.It fits a 13" MacBook Air, and a 10" tablet. So, the 13" Chromebook should fit too.
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I'm not sure what you are looking to put in but you could probably fit some papers in, external drive (small one), things like that. I wouldn't overload the bag as it is not meant for heavy duty, it's mainly meant for the laptop and it's a stylish look while carrying your device. It fits my MacBook Air perfectly (13") and I only carry my power cord, hotpot and the power cord to that. Maybe some papers on the inside and thats about it.
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I just took my Acer 13 inch Ultrabook out to the bike and tried to fit it into the Topeak bag. Nope. Too small for the laptop. I have separately thought of also buying a side bag attachment for items like that...
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I have a Sony SA which is their business class metal frame 3.7lb 13.3" machine from a year ago. It works great on this machine, and doesn't make the screen fall back or the base come up. So I'd say for any laptop over 3.5lbs or so it should be ok.
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A tablet for sure, possibly a small laptop. I have a MacBook air 13 inch, and it holds it fine.
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I believe it would be sturdy enough for a laptop but for anything heavier, I don't believe it would work. Also, there really isn't much more room for anything else than a laptop and mouse.
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I am using it for my 13 inch Mac Book Air. 15 Incher should fit comfortably.