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New fourth-gen Nano cases follow leaked blueprints
updated 02:55 pm EDT, Fri September 5, 2008
More Nano 4G cases emerge
A new line of fourth-generation iPod nano cases have become available, supporting alleged leaks pointing towards the concept of a taller Nano with a Zune-like screen. Wrapprz.com has added a new group of vinyl skins to its product line, specifically advertised as for the yet-unannounced player. The skins are in fact cut to fit a taller player with a larger screen, and additionally feature a choice of custom artwork.
There are almost 80 different patterns, and each case is selling for $17. The Wrapprz models are not the first line of cases released for Apple's rumored player; a company called Hama displayed a similar case design earlier this week.
Wrapprz
09/05, 07:55pm (1 reply) reply
I purchased a skin from Wrapprz.com for my iPhone 3G last week and let me tell you- these guys know how to make skins. The fit is perfect and the quality is first rate. Made in Canada as well.
Guest
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Looks Good...
09/06, 05:38pm reply
I just finished browsing the Wrapprz website and they look pretty impressive. I am considering purchasing one for my iPhone and 60GB video iPod.
juraiprince
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Look no further
09/06, 11:49pm reply
If your looking for a really cool skin thats made extremely well look no further and get one from Wrapprz. I have one for my iPhone and they simply don't get any better. The skin is made from 3M and its made to last until you decide to remove it. Don't let the low price fool you, it's the best skin I have ever purchased.
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why?
09/07, 04:48pm (1 reply) reply
why would you mar a beautiful looking shiny iPod by putting something like this on it? the graphics are horrible. i didn't see one well designed image on their site.
i guess some people like to spend $100-300 on an iPod and then s**** it up by wrapping one of those things around it.
Whatever.
chirpy22
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