Kensington Conductive Microfiber Sleeve for 40/60 GB iPodPosted 12.28.05 | Cases - iPod 3G (with Dock Connector)
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Company: Kensington Computer Products Group | |
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Description: Kensington’s Microfiber Sleeve covers the iPod® securely, allows full control of the iPod, and prevents accidental activation of controls. Convenient openings for connecting accessories, and clear vinyl window for screen protection. For 40 or 60 GB iPod. 1-year limited warranty and free technical support. Next: Kensington Conductive Microfiber Sleeve for iPod mini Previous: Kensington Conductive Microfiber Sleeve for 40 GB iPod | ||
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