If you carry this by the carry handle, like a briefcase, wouldn't the disks fall out of their sleeves,based on the orientation of the sleeve openings?
1414735
No, when you push them in the fabric sleeve, you have to push it past a small point where the diameter of the disk fits tightly inside the sleeve and then opens back up to accomodate the disk a little looser. Inversely, you have to pull it firmly past this point to get it out.
1161714
Yup. It obviously only takes slim, drawerless drives. You can see the slit in the front of the case. Warning from experience, I would not suggest this. The case is pretty cramped, sacrificing function for form it seemed, thus leading to some clearance issues with that giant bracket which ONLY gains you a disc reader. My experience with out a disc reader has been ok thus far, and since its the way the markets moving you might as well ditch it and get it over with.
1396784
It's like a sandwich bag. The flap folds over to put the Mac in and it folds back over it. It won't slip out unless you don't fold the flap back over.
2275527
No, you slipped the disk into the sleeves. We also cut out the movie cover to put in front of the disk. We also created a database of all our DVDs. It's exciting to have so much more room in our apartment.
1377115
It has one big envelope than a smaller insert that goes in the sleeve which holds the disc hope that helps
1457126
If you remove the separators, then you could probably fit about half or maybe just over. But jewel cases would be harder to remove once you maximized the capacity. With the front and back sleeves that come with the product, 250 are really squeezed in each row. But 1000 fit that way. And I have to number my disk sleeves and have a separate log.
1401290
It will hold CD's sideways. Can't see the name that way but it does hold them.
1319678
I have had the 4 deck shuffler for a awhile now and it works well with regular cards. I doubt that it would do well with sleeved cards as the drive wheels just barely move regular cards and sleeved ones likely won't make it.Fred M
1904785
DVD's in their cases fit well in here, you can fit a lot of them, they will fit across the short end with the handle. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
880655
Charlie,The laptop slips into the top flap portion of the bag. It would essentially go into the bag end first and would be lying against your back. The end that slipped in first (bottom when in place) rests on and next to the padded camera compartment in the bottom of the bag. The inner construction of the flap top pouch creates a sleeve-like gap. I use the space for my iPad and Kindle but have also used it for my 13" macbook pro. I hope this description makes sense and was helpful to you.
1068780
The disk that holds the legs in place is spring loaded. A little pressure up away from the legs and you can swing 2 legs against the third. It then fits neatly in the bag.
2120809
No - it will not hold the DVD - you would have to put them in sleeves to protect them - Hope this helps
1954595
Good question. I had never thought of doing that. So I took this plastic sleeve and one of the booklets that came with one of my CD'S and it fits right inside. With plenty of room. That's a good idea. I even learned something. Hope this helps you.
1901680
yes, it does... i ordered 30 of these for my work for our mechanics in the field to scan documents. You will have room to keep the discs in there as well.
1423249
no...it isn't quite that big. The handle is where you are going to run into the problem and it might split the bag.
861997
Inside the briefcase is the places to put pens/receipt books and other items you carry to conduct business, in my opinion you could put a laptop in this to keep it safe, is that what you are asking?
2259873
Yes, if the hardshell cover is like a Speck case, since the sleeve does also some flexibility being made of dense rubber foam.