18 September 2009 17:45 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Laptop bag maker Speck is hoping to save you the hassle of taking out your laptop every time you go through airport security with the launch of a new laptop bag that circumvents the need.Called the CorePack FLY, the airport checkpoint friendly notebook messenger bag splits in two like a butterfly to allow the storage and notebook compartments to separate and lay flat during screening.
Hoping to save you time routing around for your laptop in the overhead lockers on the flight, the company has also added a zip to the side of the bag to allow side access
Available in "Speakeasy Grey Pinstripe" and "Restart GrayScale Pixel" the bag will set you back $89.95.
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