The best waterproof laptop case is the one from OtterBox. For some reason, they can't say "waterproof" anymore...but if you toss it into a pool, the stuff in side WILL stay dry :-) Somebody has a video of it being run over by a car.
Seems like Pelican (www.pelican.com) has been doing this for a while, and have cases with all those features, and that you can get handle/wheel attachments for. When I saw the photos above, that's what I thought they were - Pelican Cases.
Office Max has printable laptop skins (yes, I know, not the same as a sleeve, but offers more decorative possibilities). I've got one on my Powerbook. The down side is that they have to fit in a regular printer, and are thus somewhat undersized for most screens.
Avoid the hell out of these things. They suck. They collect dirt and dust like nothing else and most importantly they're impossible to get off and on. Got a little grime in there? Get ready to spend 30 minutes getting it off, all while trying not to break it or your Macbook. Someone knocks a glass of water onto your Macbook and your quick reaction allow you to easily wipe it up? You didn't. It's trapped in-between the case and body and will make it even harder to remove.
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Here is a closer look at the case:
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I find it ironic that some here think it's wrong to customize a gadget from a company whose motto is "Think Different".
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