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By: Sarah Meyer of NotebookReview.comThe Mobile Edge Express Backpack is a recent addition to the lineup from a company known for making solid, affordable notebook bags and cases.  At first glance, the Express Backpack has a sporty look and a ton of pockets.  On the outside alone it has five pockets plus the main compartment.But is there anything underneath the flashy exterior of the Express?  I decided to see if this backpack would really protect a laptop and provide plenty of room for books, or if it was all show, no substance.The Express Backpack SpecificationsDimensions: 20" x 16" x 8.5" Compartment Dimensions: 13.2" L x 11.7" H x 1.9" W Weight: 2.65 lbs. Heavy-duty Duraflex fittingsErgonomic Cool-Mesh ventilated back panel Reflective safety materialDedicated media pocket w/ headphone port Lifetime replacement warrantyDesign and AestheticsThe outside of my Express Backpack definitely looks good in a

Evan Ackerman over at OhGizmo just got finished playing with a couple our backpacks for a few weeks. Here is little bit of what he had to say:Now, here's the part I was most impressed with: this thing has a lot of padding. Like, seriously, a lot. The shoulder straps are padded all the way down, the back is entirely padded (except for some stitching which allows air to circulate nicely), and there's even some sort of padding inside the rest (sides and front) of the shell. I feel like I could get whacked between the shoulder blades with a baseball bat and not only would I not feel a thing, neither would my laptop. Well, maybe that's a bit extreme, but it certainly makes a comfortable pillow when you're on the road.

Satsuki from Slashgear just recently posted her review of The Monaco and we are happy to say it received one of her highest ratings. Here is a quick excerpt from the review:The quilted MicroFiber exterior is very elegant but still cute enough to have youth appeal. Meanwhile, the interior is lined with rich poly-suede, so it both looks and feels good. The Monaco bag holds notebooks with up to 15.4? screens and is not too heavy, in fact it only weighs around 2.5 lbs. My MacBook Pro fits nicely. Besides the well-padded laptop compartment there is section for papers and files, and in the bottom section there is a pocket for spare batteries and cables. I particularly like the space not only for two

By Jessica C. Lee - Orange County Business JournalLaptop Posh Forget boring black canvas and nylon.Anaheim’s Mobile Edge LLC has a new line of funky, kitschy laptop computer bags for trendsetters and retro art fans.The Anaheim company makes laptop bags, backpacks, purses, briefcases, wallets and notebook sleeves with a stylish edge. It recently worked with Chicago designer Maddie Powers Inc. to make laptop bags with 1950s pinup flair.Its “Cute Bug” and “Dig” lines include laptop bags with vintage pinup art, bright colors, crushed velvet and a decorative pair of red dice. The bags sell for less than $100.Mobile Edge’s other products sell for $29 to more than $200 at stores such as Circuit City, CompUSA, Fry’s Electronics, Micro Center, Amazon.com, Buy.com and E-Bags.com.The new bags are aimed at