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WaterField Designs introduces the Compact Executive Backpack

WaterField Designs has introduced the Compact Executive Backpack, a slim briefcase alternative. According to company owner Gary Waterfield, features include:

° Padded laptop and tablet compartments fit up to a 16-inch MacBook Pro or similarly sized laptop and a 12-inch iPad or tablet.

° An interior, semi-opaque, zippered pocket includes an AirTag pocket hidden in the bottom corner from potential thieves.

° A phone or pair of glasses remain protected in an upper, exterior pocket lined with scratch-free Ultrasuede and padded in front with soft foam.

° A pleated, lower, exterior pocket accommodates chargers or other bulky items without bulging. Inside it, four pen slots, an open pocket, and a key fob organize small items.

° A hybrid exterior-interior water-bottle pocket grants quick access while utilizing interior space to maintain the bag’s clean form. A double layer of lining protects interior contents from potential leaks and keeps the interior looking neat.

° A second, swing-around, side pocket with an interior organizational pocket holds AirPods or other quick-access items.

° Easy-clean, gold rip-stop nylon lines the interior, lower, and side pockets, making contents quick to locate.

° Ergonomic, neoprene-padded straps are lined with moisture-wicking mesh.

° Rear moisture-wicking mesh padding is divided into two panels—the lower panel acts as a suitcase handle pass-through or a place to neatly tuck away straps when stowing the backpack under a seat, in an overhead bin, or when carrying the backpack briefcase style.

° A comfortable leather-lined top handle facilitates a quick grab or briefcase-style carry.

° Firm foam protects backpack contents on the front, back, and bottom and keeps the backpack upright when set down.

° YKK waterproof zippers and custom metal zipper pulls add a professional touch.

The Compact Executive Backpack costs US$329. The first production run ships May 22, and the second production run ships June 2.

Dennis Sellers
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Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.