Using the Windows Briefcase for Traveling
Going on a trip? Need to take a lot of files from the network server onto your laptop? There is an easy way to do this: the Windows Briefcase!
Going on a trip? Need to take a lot of files from the network server onto your laptop? There is an easy way to do this: the Windows Briefcase!
The SympleByte weblog has a useful tutorial for keeping your USB drive's files up to date using Windows' built-in Briefcase.
If you'll stop at nothing to get to the top, here's a briefcase that lets you keep on going and going. For those executives who are especially full of shit, this Gotta Go Briefcase has a maximum holding capacity of 175 lb. That might not be enough...
This aesthetically pleasing piece of the fine Japanese craftsmanship by industrial designer Takumi Shimamura is a briefcase made of Japanese cedar with a hand-stitched canvas edge, a leather handle and canvas interior. Take a look...
Spotted at Paris Fashion Week, here is one designer's take on the next era of Chanel accessories. Yes, it looks like a purse was never removed from its blister pack. [the cool hunter via trendsnow]
I want a briefcase-contained model train set not because I'm into trains, but because I want to open it on an airplane tray table and see people's reactions. Unfortunately, it's $1,500. [PaulSmith via Awesomer]
With the Orator's Briefcase, you never know when a speech might break out unexpectedly. This relatively normal looking briefcase opens up to reveal a lectern, a microphone on a gooseneck arm and a PA system with two 4-inch speakers and a 20-watt...
As soon as we saw this briefcase-full-o'-go-karts, we immediately began trying to figure out how to somehow get our hands on one. Winding around inside this smartly styled steel briefcase is about 6 feet of track, where you can race the two tiny...
Designer Gosha Galitsky has created a prototype for a foldable bike. Now I know that there have been other collapsable bikes, but this one is different. When fully collapsed, the Briefcase Bike is almost entirely self contained. That way there...