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Protecting Mr. Mac and PC with Computer Cases

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Can you remember the last time you went an entire day without touching a computer? I can’t. I am on one everyday while at work, and come home and use my laptop every night before bed. When it comes to computers, I am a Mac girl, and those computers aren’t exactly cheap. I have a two-year old Mac Book, it is my life and I don’t have the money to replace it. While having to replace mine would mean a temporary end of the world Continue reading →

Underwater Cameras and Waterproof Cases

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On the last day of swim practice my senior year of high school, the other seniors and I each brought a disposable waterproof camera. After practice we hung out in the pool and diving well, taking pictures and goofing off. It was our last practice together after the four brutal years and we wanted to celebrate it and remember it for ever. The cameras were basically regular disposable cameras, but they had a waterproof casing surrounding Continue reading →

Hard Cases, For Tough Protection

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When traveling or transporting items, making sure the items are well protected is a constant anxiety. Watching your things being heaved or thrown into airplanes or onto trucks carelessly, and with obviously no concern for what is inside them is a nonstop worry. Soft cases are able to provide some slight protection against scratches, or light impact. But in situation where heavy impact or weather elements could occur, something a little more substantial is usually needed. In these situations hard cases are the most Continue reading →

Instrument Cases for High School Band

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I always felt so bad for my friends in middle and high school that had to carry around instruments for band. The cases were annoying and huge, and I would always feel terrible watching them maneuver them on the bus and down the halls. I know they got used to it and didn’t mind, but it would have bugged me. Luckily I wasn’t in band. And while they were a hassle, they were well worth it for all the protection they gave the instruments. Continue reading →