I know I usually say that it has been a while since I reviewed some product, and I honestly can’t say if I reviewed a Case Logic product, ever. This is a real shame, and today I’ll be reviewing two cases from Case Logic.

The first is Griffith Park Deluxe Backpack, named after that park in Santa Monica. It is made for Apple products, like a 15-inch MacBook Laptop as well as an iPad. It has a rucksack opening, which I assume means that it can be clinched closed with this weird quick release clip. You can fit a lot in besides a laptop and tablet, let me tell you.

Then there is pockets, a lot of pockets. There is one in the center on the back, one on the top, and there is one mesh pock on both of the sides. Yes, you are going to have a lot room for your stuff, and it will stay in this backpack comfortably.

If you want to get in on this, you should be able to get it on the Case Logic site for about $89.99.

Then there is the 15.6-inch Laptop and 10.1-inch Tablet Attache. This can do the same thing as the Griffith Park Deluxe Backpack, but not hold as much as anything else.

This doesn’t mean that it is a worse product, but if you need all those other pockets that I described before, then why both with product that has them? Surely an Attache would look much better in the business world rather than the college student look of the Griffith Park Deluxe Backpack. Okay, more people are using backpacks then just college students, but you see what I mean.

Too bad that it isn’t made of leather, as that would look really classy. However, this is both classy and utilitarian with a big pocket on either side.

If this is what you are looking for, then you can purchase it on the Case Logic site for about $49.99.