Can you imagine traveling on your next business trip with this laptop bag made of bamboo chopsticks? Yeah, we didn't think so. The Koo measures 12-by-8-inches wide and is lined with a removable hemp bag that has several pockets. The liner comes in tan or dark green and sells for $54. And if you order sushi for lunch but they forget to pack the chopsticks, just use some from this bag!

A laptop bag made of wool? It could come in handy for the winter. The Plissee One Piece Laptop Bag, designed by South African-born Mary-Ann Williams, is made from 100-percent pure wool. It's shock absorbing, biodegradable (in case you throw it out the window of your car?), and accommodates 12-, 15-, and 17-inch laptops. It's available in many colors and made to order from $450 and up.

Do you own a mack truck? No, not the one you drive, but the bag you carry your laptop in? The MacTruck is a heavy-duty notebook case made out of aluminum alloy, with two steel latch bars, designed to house a MacBook or PowerBook. Just how strong is it? According to the company, RadTech, you can drive a truck over it and it won't be damaged! It ranges in size from 12 to 17 inches and weighs a hefty 3.7 to 5 pounds. It comes with two Kensington lock ports for security and a D-ring kit to attach a shoulder strap or shock cord. Get the Mac Daddy of all laptop bags for $199.99 to $229.99.

This laptop bag would gross anyone out. Designed by Olivier Goulet, each SkinBag Computer is hand crafted from—let's take a deep breath—synthetic human skin. The stretchy skin is shock absorbent and entirely watertight. There are three zippers on the side and two sliders for easy access to your laptop. Sizes are available upon request and start at 500 euros ($655 USD).

Skydivers, climbers, and others who live life on the edge will most likely appreciate the International Space Station Parachute Laptop Bag. It features the "original landing parachute used to bring back U.S. astronaut Michael Foale, his Russian colleague Alexander Kalery. and Andre Kuipers from the Netherlands to earth." In addition, it contains a dual quick-release buckled strap, a Velcro-secured back pocket, a nylon-cotton black lining, laptop compartment, cell phone and PDA pockets, and a 2-inch nylon shoulder strap. Waterproof and measuring 12-by-15-by-5 inches (HWD), buy one for $224.95 from SpaceToys.com.

The wooden products never stop, do they? The Bag-Kaku is a laptop bag crafted from Japanese cedar, canvas, and leather. There are five wood shades to choose from: plain, mocha, tannin, brown, and brown ss. Each one supports up to 11 pounds. Get wood for $298 from Monacca.

If you've already dropped $2,000 for your laptop, you're not going to want to spend another $700 just for a laptop bag. But if you're an heiress, then maybe your laptop does deserve some pampering. The Luxury Laptop Bag from Violet May London is made from Italian leather with a satin lining and comes with a matching clutch. Each laptop bag fits up to a 17-inch laptop and is available in three color combinations: Peacock Black Lilac, Peppermint White Rose, and Storm Black Rose.

Even though spring is a couple of weeks away, it doesn't look like the cold weather is ready to go away. For some extra warmth while you're walking to work, stick your hands in the Muff Pack. It's a shoulder pack that artist Daniel Harper created, which acts as a hand warmer for those chilly days. And yes, it also houses a small laptop. Choose from blue, dark green, and gray for $200.

A bag like this could seriously draw too much attention to your laptop. The High Voltage Laptop Bag ($65) sounds like a crime-deterrent bag that will electrocute anyone who comes near it. Rather, it's an army-green bag that sports yellow "high-voltage" signs all over it. Inside, you get four medium pockets and six small pockets. Made of durable canvas and a nylon interior, the main compartment is 15-by-20-by-3.5 inches (HWD) to store a laptop. On the back of the bag is a duct-tape ID tag to write your name and number in case someone actually wants to steal it.

Remember those metallic parachute pants that pop singer MC Hammer wore in the mid 80's? That shiny material was hideous to look at, so why would we want to carry around this Bronze Metallic Laptop Bag? It's way too reminiscent of those pants, and that's a visual we're still trying to get out of our heads. Hey, but that's just our opinion. This 16-inch bag measures 10.75-by-2.25-by-13.75 inches inside (LDW) and sells for $45.99 at MangoTangoLLC.com.