Macbook pro case fitting help

does the "Incase Neoprene Sleeve for 15-inch PowerBook and 14-inch iBook" fit for the macbook pro?

I wanted this one: http://www.stmbags.com.au/rebound but they do not have one for the MBP so someone reccomended this one: http://www.bitolithic.com/bags/index.htm this one looks great also. The seccon one might be a better buy because it comes with all the extra accesories, I am pretty sure that is the one I will buy.

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