• PowerBook G4
  • Mobile phone headset with adapters for each phone
  • Cable lock for computer and case
  • Sure Fire 6Z Flashlight
  • Moleskine notebook
  • EDIROL WAVE/mp3 recorder R-1 and 2G CF memory card (on case)
  • two microphones, and various connectors to extend and convert to single stereo mini (on bag)
  • vitamins
  • various credit cards, mileage cards, membership cards and other things that size in case
  • reading glasses in case
  • Waterfield Design bag
  • Passport (with extra pages) and travel case
  • 100 Business cards in case
  • keys
  • iSight in Waterfield iSight case
  • various pens
  • Nokia 7610 with US T-Mobile sim
  • Nokia 7600 with Finland Sonera sim
  • Various memory cards and adapters in case
  • Sony PSP
  • Extra PSP battery
  • Alcohol wipes
  • Frisk mints
  • 100M firewire drive (bootable backup)
  • 40GB iPod (external drive)
  • 60GB iPod Photos and Music
  • Watefield case for iPods and HD
  • Sensaphonics ProPhonic Soft 2Xs with customs ear molds and bag
  • Etymotic Research ER-6 earbuds and case
  • HP-12C in case
  • 2 fully charged spare PowerBook batteries
  • Waterfield case for cables
  • Various cables and connectors including laserpointer/wireless slide advancer
  • NEC AirH 128K PHS wireless data card (for Japan)
  • 3 USB thumb drives
  • Adapter for weird airline audio in-seat headphone connectors
  • Sidekick 2 with US T-Mobile - roaming enabled
  • FOMA F900iC / NTT DoCoMo 3G phone with contactless IC card
  • chapstick

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Here's what's in my shoulder bag. The picture doesn't include the Sony DCS-M1 I took the picture with or my Nokia 9300 which was in my pocket...

Other missing things that are usually in my bag are my power supply for my PowerBook, if I am flying United a special power supply for United seats.

Also, missing are various power adapters that are being used in the room right now.

On flights, this bag will include a book and a few PSP games.

The reason I am carrying both Etymotic Research ER-6s and Sesaphonics is because the Sensaphonics are nearly invisible and also difficult to extract. I use the ER-6s when there is a likelihood of being interrupted or where having people know I am listening to something is desireable.

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  1. xdonnelly [deleted] 82 months ago | reply

    In addition to everything else, are those MULTIPLE iPods also? It's funny how I think that's the only part that's overkill.

  2. DarlaMack 81 months ago | reply

    Wow, I know your back or shoulders must be killing you!

  3. Dissonanc3 80 months ago | reply

    that's pretty sad.

  4. COOL PICS I FOUND ONLINE [deleted] 80 months ago | reply

    I carry a Nano and Video Ipod and leave the MIni home. Just in case.

  5. gismellon 78 months ago | reply

    are u have a interest in collecting electronic productions?
    but all of them are goooooood !!!

  6. daPope [deleted] 77 months ago | reply

    I guess you never get on a plane.

  7. Newtonslife 75 months ago | reply

    this pic would be really good in this pool

    www.flickr.com/groups/whats_in_your_bag/

  8. gremlinworks 75 months ago | reply

    You seem to have missed the kitchen sink and micro racing bike.

  9. Steve Masiello 73 months ago | reply

    Hey if I could afford more than one ipod I'd carry them all too. What I like is that within the main bag there are many little pouches to keep things organized. I'm planning a trip and am trying to follow this same style of packing. It should keep little things from getting lost in one giant mess. I hope you have all the information on all those credit/membership cards written down somewhere incase something bad happens. Great gear and great shot.

  10. evy.produkties [deleted] 70 months ago | reply

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Media Me, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

  11. Bert Kommerij 70 months ago | reply

    Ha! As if you're ready for a big battle!!!
    Very impressive..

  12. SerialCoder 70 months ago | reply

    This image has been added to the Flickr Museum for making explore's top 25. Kudos! You can check it out HERE...

  13. austrian1 70 months ago | reply

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Recording with minidiscrecorders, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

  14. Yuval Y 68 months ago | reply

    Do you constantly use all that stuff...?

  15. A Lion 63 months ago | reply

    :-) It is a bootlegger set.

  16. Becaberry 61 months ago | reply

    hahaha amazing

  17. photostardom 54 months ago | reply

    is the powerbook still going strong? gives me hope that my macbook isn't going to die anytime soon!

  18. somnambulant 54 months ago | reply

    ^^^I'm posting this from MY Powerbook! :) I still use it while traveling or just surfing from the couch, but use my desktop for any 'heavy lifting'.:)

  19. Al Abut 40 months ago | reply

    Oh my goodness - this is the perfect use case for replacing your crap with an iPad if ever there was one. iPad plus iPhone should cover 90% of this stuff, including the book.

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