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01/30/2008, 11:45am, EST

Wednesday, January 30th

Kollective updates TINBOT hard cases

Kollective.de has introduced an updated version of its TINBOT iPod cases. As the name implies, they are made of impact-resistant tin, but they are also lined internally with neoprene, preventing scraping and offering extra protection against outside forces. The updated cases have been slimmed down, but focus primarily on offering new art choices from illustrators such as Christopher Lee, Jeremy Madl and Kurt Ketchum. Additionally, people can buy a matte-white TINBOT if they want to add their own decoration.

The cases have openings for the headphone jack and docking port, and currently fit the 80 and 160GB iPod classics, as well as the 30, 60 and 80GB fifth-generation iPods. Each case is currently on sale for $30.




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