Here is the latest iPod touch accessory from Incase. Known as the Incase Topo Frame, the case is designed for the second- and third-generation iPod touch. Available now in blue, pink, or black, the Topo Frame case features Incase’s topography graphic on the rear, integrated push-through covers for the volume and sleep/wake buttons, and open access to the Home button, screen, dock connector, and headphone port. It was made with a combination of a lightweight hardshell back panel and flex-fit, injection-molded edges for a secure, protective fit and added grip. Each Incase Topo Frame case is priced at $30. More
If you are looking for a new leather case for your iPod nano 5G, then check out the latest product from Noreve. Known as the Tradition, this leather case features a vertical flip-style case offering full access to all ports, the camera, and controls. It is available in a wide variety of colored leathers. The price ranges from $52 to $67, depending on the type of leather selected. [Product Page]
Here is the iPod leather case that features the notepad on one side and the iPod holder on the other side with a hole for the earphones at the bottom and access to all the controls. It is also compatible with iPod Nano 3G. You can purchase this iPod Leather Case with Notepad at Scripta for about $27. [Product Page]
Here is a new iPod case from Marubeni. The case is perfect for iPod classic, nano, and touch. It is available in 2 variants; Ebony and Silver. [Akihabara] More
by Gizmo Girl on February 26, 2008 · 1 comment
Store your iPod in style with the Louis Vuitton iPod widescreen case. It comes in the classic Louis Vuitton design or the checkered by designer Takashi Murakami. The case comes with a dock plug-in, earphone opening, and a protective flap with 2 studs. You can get them for $275 – $295. [Chipchick]
by Gizmo Girl on February 9, 2008 · 1 comment
Here’s the perfect way to keep your iPod safe from thieves as well as scratches with this old Sony Walkman casing. It looks just like a cassette player and most likely will keep anybody away from your iPod unless they love cassette players.
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