Each side of the case has a door that flips down for access to the optical drive on the right and ports on the left. It’s a small, thoughtful touch keeping you from having to lift your MacBook from the case to access those things.
There are no handles on the case. Instead, RhinoSkin includes two straps that can be quickly attached letting you wear the case like a backpack. While I do occasionally enjoy dressing up like a Storm Trooper from Star Wars, I usually save it for the privacy of my home. Seriously though, I want to beat myself up and take my lunch money for wearing the case.
 has just enough room to store Apple’s power adapter and maybe a travel mouse and is easily removable should you not need to use it. It is, though, the only storage space you get, which makes the case more suited for use around the home or office or for short trips where you don’t need to carry a lot of other accessories.
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If you’re prone to throwing your laptop into the backseat of your car, slamming it down on or into the occasional park bench or picnic table or just aren’t as gentle as you should be with your MacBook, the RhinoSkin is for you. That is, if you can get past a couple minor details.
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Still, like I said earlier, it’s solid, strong protection for your MacBook when you hit the park this spring/summer to get a little work done out of the cubicle and under the trees.
That’s “as I said earlier”.
thanks for this review..
it was very helpful/
Cool.
I found another similar one. If anybody is interested,
MacBook Case: http://www.macbook-case.com
Found these at http://www.mfgdirect.com for super cheap incase anyone is still interested!