Slim but Spacious and Highly Protective – Caselogic Intrata Tablet Bag

Caselogic presented Intrata – their latest take on laptop and tablet bag. The case is an extremely lightweight and slim accessory, but spacious enough to fit any tablet up to Apple iPad Pro and laptops up to 15.6” in size. Maximum impact protection is secured via protective foam tubing, which provides special attention to the bottom part and the corners of the case. Besides the main compartment there are additional exterior and interior pockets, slots, and even a pen loop, which can also hold the Apple Pencil. The padded shoulder strap offers a comfy way to carry the case around and can be removed at any time. The case also sports a luggage pass through, which doubles up as a carry handle.

In 1984, the clatter of audiocassettes sparked an idea. Case Logic founder Jamie Temple was driving from peak to peak on a typical Colorado ski trip, and his music in the back seat wasn’t enjoying the ride. He crafted two novel audiocassette storage cases to solve the problem, and our company was born.

The first of those cases was called the CL 15. It was a soft-sided case that held 15 audiocassettes, and it quickly became a revolution in the music storage industry. A second product was soon added, color options were introduced, and Case Logic went from scrappy startup to full-fledged enterprise.

That spirit of innovation is still core to our business today. Music may have changed, technology has evolved, and the word “mobile” has taken on a whole new meaning, but we still believe it should be easy to bring your electronics and entertainment everywhere you go. From briefcases to backpacks, tablet cases to laptop sleeves, and messenger bags to camera bags, we design tools that make life easier and more accessible.

Case Logic is part of the Thule Group based in Malmö, Sweden. The Thule Group has over 3,000 employees at more than 50 production and sales locations all over the world. Case Logic is one of the largest brands in the Thule Group.

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