Abstract: The combination briefcase and computer bag assembly includes a housing member having a bottom member, a plurality of side members, and a pair of pivotable top flap members. One of the side members includes a flexible floating compartment that is dimensionally configured to receive a portable computer. When the portable computer is held in the flexible floating compartment, it will substantially extend in the briefcase enclosure to protect the portable computer. Straps on the top flaps enable a top flap to be held in an open position when fastened about an extendable handle.

Abstract: The travelling bag of the present invention includes a body portion having a back wall and a support wall attached thereto. The support wall is formed of a rigid plastic material and extends to the back wall. A lid portion of the travelling bag fits over the body portion to close the travelling bag. A partition separates the body portion into a front compartment and a rear compartment. Clothing and other personal items may be placed into the rear compartment, and a computer case can be detachably connected to the support wall within the front compartment.