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We think you'll want to listen to the entire show if you haven't already (other topics include evolution of MacWorld|iWorld, the evolution and future of cameras and camera makers, Super Bowl winners that make John sick, the inevitable Facebook IPO, and Apple factories), but if you want to go straight ...
darcy | 3 February 2012 10:22 am
More: TOM BIHN Carry-On Luggage for Travel @ LockerGnome Jake Ludington's review of the Brain Bag Tri-Star
darcy | 2 February 2012 8:00 am
"The absolute best part of the bag is how the pockets open, because it’s very easy to stand the bag up on the ground and pull out my iPad from the main compartment. I don’t have to futz about with balancing the bag and trying to get my iPad ...
darcy | 2 February 2012 7:42 am
"I own eight carry-on bags. (While that seems like a lot, when you run a website like this one, lots of “light travel” products seem to arrive at my door.) But this will soon change. At least half of those bags will be sold. Why bother keeping them to collect dust? ...
darcy | 27 January 2012 12:51 pm
"The Cadet is a small bag. A very small bag. You need to know that. If you can accept the size, then be prepared. The design is like nothing else. I have seen and used about a dozen different styles of bags and briefcases (what ...
darcy | 26 January 2012 2:06 pm
"Whether you are embarking on a weekend trip to the coast or a multi-month, overseas journey, TOM BIHN’s Tri-Star and Aeronaut are more than capable of handling all of your luggage needs. Intuitively designed with impeccable craftsmanship the Tri-Star and Aeronaut are instant classics. Manufactured in the United States, Seattle ...
darcy | 26 January 2012 10:34 am
We're sharing with you an excerpt from the Beers & Beans review of the Tri-Star. Tomorrow, we'll post an excerpt from their review of the Aeronaut. If you want to read both reviews now, head over to the Beers & Beans site (you'll probably want to do that anyway because ...
darcy | 25 January 2012 11:51 am
"The Tom Bihn products we own are beautifully designed and very well made. They wear like iron. They’re also costly, but given their advantages, that’s been a downside I can accept. So it is with the Citizen Canine." Read the full review at Dog Jaunt.
darcy | 25 January 2012 10:35 am
"There are a lot of bags out there that are made from some unspecified type of “nylon” material. But 1050 denier is the good stuff. And I don’t know what it is about the 1050 denier that Tom Bihn uses in their bags, but not only does it ...
darcy | 20 January 2012 10:53 am
"In common with the Ristretto and almost every bag in the Tom Bihn range, the Empire Builder is a great system bag. I can use all the zipped pouches I bought for the Ristretto and there are loads of new gizmos to keep my devices secure, my cables organised and ...
darcy | 19 January 2012 2:32 pm
