All Notebook Accessories

The Bottom Line: The inexpensive Targus Cha Cha Women's Tote combines style and function for your everyday commute, but its conservative, tasseled design won't appeal to everyone.

Specs: Red, 2.5 lbs

The Bottom Line: You can't get much simpler than the Pocket Notebook Stand, which makes it a little more comfortable to use your laptop on a caf? table or airplane tray.

Specs: 3.8 oz

The Bottom Line: Despite its understated looks, the well-designed Targus Corporate Traveler is a great bag for road warriors who need to stay organized while they're away from the office.

Specs: Black, 4 lbs

The Bottom Line: The Timbuk2 Hacker is pricey for a nylon bag, but its waterproofing and convertible backpack straps are extras you don't see on everyday bags.

Specs: Blue

The Bottom Line: A built-in raincoat, plus enough room for a 17-inch laptop, makes the Targus Flare worth a look, if you don't mind looking like you're on your way back to the dorms.

Specs: Gray, 2.5 lbs

The Bottom Line: The simple, affordable Logitech Alto Express elegantly elevates your laptop to a more ergonomic height.

The Bottom Line: While the Pacsafe CourierSafe 100 looks like a normal messenger-style laptop bag, it packs in a ton of useful security features, from slashproof panels to a locking strap.

Specs: Black, 2.4 lbs

The Bottom Line: The CODi Tri-Pak laptop backpack costs a lot, but it's also quite stylish and comfortable to wear.

Specs: 2.6 lbs

The Bottom Line: While it may look like a normal nylon laptop case, the Pacsafe MetroSafe 300 packs in a ton of security features, but it falls a bit short as an actual laptop conveyance.

Specs: Black, 2.2 lbs

The Bottom Line: Solo's new Urban Vertical Messenger laptop case manages to get just about everything right, with excellent pockets and solid construction.