Ask Slashdot: Laptop + DSLR Backpacks

I typically travel with a laptop and camera, but usually with a bag for each: a backpack for the laptop and a lowepro top loader for the camera. I'd really prefer a single backpack for both a 17" macbook and a DSLR with a larger 24-70mm or 70-200mm lens attached, as well as perhaps a few spare lenses and accessories. I've seen options from Case Logic (the SLRC-206), Kata (the DR-467), the Streetwalker Hard Drive, and LowePro (the CompuDay Photo 250, the CompuPrimus AW), but I'm not seeing a clear winner. I'm guessing a few of you have opinions on this subject, so share them so I don't buy a piece of garbage.

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Re:Don't go cheap!

[spire3661]

When my GF suggested I see a chiropractor, the very first thing the doctor did was try to convince me he wasnt a quack. Now mind you I hadnt asked and merely was explaining my issue and he goes on and on about how its a respected field and they have more training then regular doctors. After reviewing the history of chiropractic care I am literally STUNNED that we as society allow you to practice your charade. The foundations of your practice are mired in the supernatural and have no scientific merit. You are as viable as a Phrenologist, sir