- Designed to protect up to 10.2″” netbooks
- Sleek design, provides a snug fit to the netbook
- Durable neoprene material
- Smooth slipskin material
- Standalone or inside another case
Product DescriptionThe Targus 10th 2 “Peel Slipskin Netbook Case is a lightweight, form-fitting neoprene skin, protects that your 10th 2″ netbook from scratches and dust. The case can be used alone for extra protection or in another case. Perfect for business or school, the smooth and smooth interior of the slipskin offers full coverage of your netbook. . . . More>>
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I had this in one package. Case is pretty good, but who has the color makes terrible decisions. I do not know who would like that. I tried it with a permanent black marker color. looks better, but not much. Rating: 2 / 5
I take long trips on my bike and love this package to move my netbook with me on trips. It is well built and fit all the necessary accessories in the side pocket as power supply and mouse travel. The coverage offers some additional protection when traveling. Rating: 4 / 5
Targus is an ideal case to transport and store your created netbook.Il certainly is not fragile. It is made from durable fabric and can probably withstand some “not so hard” to manutention.Il is easy to transport and it seems pretty good, too! Chic have accessory for the netbook! Rating: 5 / 5
I wanted to protect a favorable case for my 10th 1-inch ASUS Eee. Where netbook Targus exceeded my expectations. It has the perfect size, with a zipper quality that opens and closes easily. Neoprene is thick enough to protect, without cumbersome. If you are looking for extras such as handles and extra pockets, which could not be the case for you, but if you want something low profile is a case of high quality. Rating: 5 / 5
Let’s face it – if you’re like me, you’re looking around for a cheap netbook to protect your investment. The color scheme is horrible, but it works. I bought my Dell Mini 10 (1012) and should be a little tight. And for the price can not be beaten. What’s not to love? Rating: 5 / 5