Offering a rigid exterior of molded-EVA plastic and a soft, scratch-free interior, the AmazonBasics Universal Travel Case will protect your small electronics (GPS units, mobile phones, digital cameras, the Flip, iTouch and much, much more) plus cables, extra batteries and other accessories. The removable wrist strap makes it easy to transport.

Universal Travel Case At a Glance Rigid molded-EVA plastic exterior Soft cotton jersey fabric interior Protect GPS units, mobile phones, digital cameras, the Flip, iTouch and more Mesh interior pockets for smaller electronics and accessories Dimensions: 9.5x5.25x1.88 inches (LxWxH) Warranty: AmazonBasics 1-Year Limited Warranty [PDF]

A rigid molded-EVA plastic exterior protects your small electronics. View larger.

This Universal Travel Case is designed to fit small electronics from:
Garmin Magellan Sony Apple	Nikon the Flip Panasonic Plus others

Interior Offers Secure Storage Space and Prevents Scratches
Two stretch mesh pockets inside the Universal Travel Case securely hold your small electronics and accessories. The case measures 9.5 by 5.25 by 1.88 inches (241.30 by 133.35 by 47.75 mm) and offers plenty of space for organizing cables and batteries. It also includes pockets for memory cards. Additionally, the interior's soft cotton jersey fabric helps keep your small electronics free of scratches.

Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging
This AmazonBasics product features Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging that is recyclable. It comes without excess packaging materials such as hard plastic clamshell casings, plastic bindings, or wire ties. The packaging is designed to be opened without the use of a box cutter or knife, and it will protect your product just as well as traditional packaging. Products with Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging can frequently be shipped in their own boxes, without an additional shipping box, saving on resources and reducing waste. In addition, the packaging materials that we do use are easily and frequently recycled, composted, or reused by our customers, and all the inks and dyes are biodegradable.

Warranty
The AmazonBasics Universal Travel Case for Small Electronics and Accessories (cameras, mobile phones, GPS units) (Black) is protected by an AmazonBasics one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
Universal travel case for small electronics and accessories with removable wrist strap and warranty card. (Does not include products and accessories shown in photographs.)

Elasticized mesh bags hold multiple electronic devices, while soft interior lining prevents scratches. View larger.

This versatile carrying case is perfect for travel. View larger.

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I know that RIM is licensing their BlackBerry Travel app using WorldMate’s tech but even so RIM rarely releases updates this close to each other. That is unless there is some critical bug that needed squashing. Nikolaus let us know that RIM has updated BlackBerry Travel to v1.0.350.99 which is only slightly newer than the v1.0.341.99 released on the 23rd. In typical RIM fashion there is no changelog to help us decide if the 3MB download is worth it, but we sort of found an update in BetaZone change log that seems kind of helpful:

Added Bold 9000 support.
Fixed issue of disappearing itineraries.
Resolved device freezing (white screen) on launch of application.
Fixed settings reset after battery pull:
Caused TripCatch to turn off.
Caused users to lose their home city until next sync.
Updated the splat mechanism to fix various bugs.
Added Hotel promotions in hotels results screen.
General push framework fixes.
Fixed airport selection on new flight.
New UI control in weather card.
UI fixes for LinkedIn screen.
Various small UI changes and fixes ? All screens.
Improved swipe behavior for home screen cards.
Added ?All cities? option:
Will show multiple weather displays (one per each city).
Will show all LinkedIn connections per trip.
Yelp links will go to Yelp search screen (instead of results), with the selected category pre-populated as well as the first city.
Added sort menu items in Yelp screen.
Added empty images to LinkedIn field like in LinkedIn card.
Added state to airport name in auto complete field.
Currency screen: Corrected concurrency issues and added ‘Update Rates’ option in menu.
Implemented key press: ‘T’ & ‘B’ scrolls to Top and Bottom accordingly.
Added timer for ensuring GPS deactivation.
Fixed XML encoding in BlackBerry Maps.
Fixed calendar sync.

Check out the latest version of BlackBerry Travel in App World at this link.

PS: I am sure we will make Mike Lazaridis cry by the possibly wasted 3MB upgrade data usage.

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