EVERKI Camber is a netbook bag with a degree in ergonomics

The EVERKI Camber netbook case must have an inferiority complex. Why else, when every other netbook sleeve is designed to take up minimal space, does the Camber sport a large, bulging protrusion from one side? Well, you might say, it's designed to raise your netbook or ultraportable up to a more ergonomic 30 degree angle away from horizontality, but when was the last time you really regretted not owning a CushionSpeaker or a CushDesk? The more useful feature here, for us, is the space that bulge provides for storing your charger and AC plug (which can be horrifically huge in the UK), though whether the $49.99 price is justifiable, we leave up to you. Video demonstration awaits after the break.

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[Tommy Five Posted Dec 7th 2009 7:41AM]

I was pretty sure that the ideal angle for a keyboard was 15 degrees or so. This seems to be too extreme of an angle to be called ergonomic.

[bigcow05 Posted Dec 7th 2009 8:44AM]

Seriously? An Alpha MIPS 400 as the model for the netbook? Why would you spend $50 for a case for the cheapest netbook out there.

[bmwest Posted Dec 8th 2009 10:33AM]

@bigcow05 @Ryan Trevisol seriously? your complaining about the model of the netbook used?

because, if you get THIS netbook bag, the only netbook you are allowed to use with it, is the one in that damn image!!!!!! (or, you know, i'll tell on you)

stop throwing your comments around like verbal diarrhea, dorks.

[GingerFox Posted Dec 7th 2009 10:43AM]

The UK plug really isn't big, it also does not fall out of the wall easily;)

[Ryan Trevisol Posted Dec 7th 2009 11:39AM]

That has to be the ugliest netbook I've ever seen. What is it about a large bezel on a laptop screen that makes you think it's 1992 again?

Oh that's right:
http://homepage.mac.com/donnadb/iblog/B916639406/E20070702163953/Media/e94031cc27f4fae69851fbea19a407da_600x482.jpg