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A bag includes two shells to define a compartment for accommodating a portable computer, and two handles. Each handle includes a gripping segment, two upper superimposing segments which extend from two ends of the gripping segment and which are superimposed upon an upper wall portion of each shell,

A bag includes two shells to define a compartment for accommodating a portable computer, and two handles. Each handle includes a gripping segment, two upper superimposing segments which extend from two ends of the gripping segment and which are superimposed upon an upper wall portion of each shell, and two bent segments which extend respectively from the upper superimposing segments to be bent over an upper edge of the shell and which terminate at two underlying regions that are disposed underneath the upper wall portion. Joining members are disposed to firmly connect the upper superimposing segments, the upper wall portions, and the underlying regions together.

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1. A bag comprising:a base wall elongated in a longitudinal direction, and having front and rear sides opposite to each other in a transverse direction relative to the longitudinal direction;front and rear shells spaced apart from each other in the transverse direction, each of said front and rear s

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A bag comprising:a base wall elongated in a longitudinal direction, and having front and rear sides opposite to each other in a transverse direction relative to the longitudinal direction;front and rear shells spaced apart from each other in the transverse direction, each of said front and rear shells including a lower wall portion which extends in the transverse direction and which is connected to a respective one of said front and rear sides of said base wall, a major wall portion which extends from said lower wall portion in an upright direction transverse to the longitudinal and transverse directions and which terminates at an upper end, and an upper wall portion which extends from said upper end in the transverse direction towards said upper end of the other one of said front and rear shells and which terminates at an upper edge, each of said front and rear shells having an inner wall surface and an outer wall surface opposite to each other, said inner wall surfaces of said front and rear shells cooperatively defining a compartment for accommodating a portable computer;front and rear handles made from a material more flexible than that of said front and rear shells, each of said front and rear handles including:a gripping segment having first and second ends opposite to each other in the longitudinal direction,first and second upper superimposing segments which extend respectively from said first and second ends and which terminate at first and second junctures, respectively, said first and second upper superimposing segments being superimposed upon said upper wall portion of a corresponding one of said front and rear shells, andfirst and second bent segments which extend respectively from said first and second junctures to be bent over said upper edge of the corresponding one of said front and rear shells such that said first and second bent segments are disposed underneath said inner wall surface of said upper wall portion of the corresponding one of said front and rear shells, and terminate at first and second underlying regions, respectively,front joining members, each disposed to interconnect a respective one of said first and second upper superimposing segments of said front handle, said upper wall portion of said front shell, and a respective one of said first and second underlying regions of said front handle so as to permit said upper wall portion of said front shell to be firmly sandwiched between said first upper superimposing segment and said first underlying region of said front handle, and between said second upper superimposing segment and said second underlying region of said front handle; andrear joining members, each disposed to interconnect a respective one of said first and second upper superimposing segments of said rear handle, said upper wall portion of said rear shell, and a respective one of said first and second underlying regions of said rear handle so as to permit said upper wall portion of said rear shell to be firmly sandwiched between said first upper superimposing segment and said first underlying region of said rear handle, and between said second upper superimposing segment and said second underlying region of said rear handle.2. The bag of claim 1, wherein each of said front joining members includes a stitch line which extends through the respective one of said first and second upper superimposing segments of said front handle, said upper wall portion of said front shell, and the respective one of said first and second underlying regions of said front handle, each of said rear joining members including a stitch line which extends through the respective one of said first and second upper superimposing segments of said rear handle, said upper wall portion of said rear shell, and the respective one of said first and second underlying regions of said rear handle.3. The bag of claim 2, further comprising front and rear tension force resisting members which are made from the same material as that of said front and rear handles, each of said front and rear tension force resisting members includingfirst and second lower superimposing segments which are superimposed upon and which are stitched to said lower wall portion of a respective one of said front and rear shells, andfirst and second interconnecting segments disposed to extend in the upright direction along said inner wall surface of the respective one of said front and rear shells at said major wall portion to interconnect said first lower superimposing segment and said first underlying region of a respective one of said front and rear handles, and said second lower superimposing segment and said second underlying region of the respective one of said front and rear handles, respectively.4. The bag of claim 3, wherein said front and rear tension force resisting members are formed integrally with said front and rear handles, respectively.5. The bag of claim 4, wherein said base wall is disposed underneath said outer wall surfaces of said front and rear shells at said lower wall portions, said first and second lower superimposing segments of each of said front and rear tension force resisting members being further stitched to said base wall so as to firmly join said first and second lower superimposing segments of each of said front and rear tension force resisting members, said lower wall portion and said base wall together.6. The bag of claim 5, wherein said first lower superimposing segments of said front and rear tension force resisting members are interconnected and are formed integrally with each other, said second lower superimposing segments of said front and rear tension force resisting members being interconnected and being formed integrally with each other.