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HOW MANY BRIEFCASES AND COMPUTER CASES CAN A SHOULDER HANDLE?

ONLY ONE IF IT IS AN EXEC-ON-THE-GO

by Madelyn Miller

How many briefcases and computer cases can a shoulder handle?

It doesn't need to handle more than one if it is an Exec-on-the-go.

Finally, a solution -- a roller briefcase.  Perfect for airplane and day-to-day business travel, the new Exec-on-the-go is an office on wheels.

The Exec-on-the-go was designed for ease in carrying notebook  computers and business files.  The only one of its kind to fit under an airplane seat, the rolling briefcase is just 16"x13"x6", and fits anywhere.

Lodis, renown for its fine leather goods, designed the Exec-on-the-go with a padded computer compartment, which is removable to become an overnight bag, file compartments, organizer for business cards, cellular phone, pens, disks, cord and everything else needed for a portable office.  For safety, it looks like a briefcase, not a computer case, and has a combination lock.  And it's on wheels with an extending luggage handle -- no more back problems from the weight of carrying a computer bag on the shoulder.

The Lodis Exec-on-the-go is an ideal gift for anyone who's tired of  lugging their computer -- it's no bigger than a normal briefcase.

And an added bonus is the pockets and compartments are so well thought out that you are forced to get organized.

 Suggested retail price is $375

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