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Acme Made unveils new iPod, iPod mini cases
By LC Angell
Contributing Editor
Published: Tuesday, November 16, 2004
News Categories: iPod Accessories
Acme Made has introduced two new stylish iPod and iPod mini cases. The iPod Wallet features an Italian box leather exterior and “Cashmere” finish microsuede lining. It sports a magnetic tab closure, cable access, an internal headphones strap, and card pocket. Available in pink, lime and blue, the Acme Made iPod Wallet for iPod costs $59.95, while the iPod mini version sells for $49.95. Also announced was the iPod Traveler, a protective travel case specifically designed for the iPod and iPod mini. The leather case comes in red or black and features a suede lining, a polished YKK zipper (with protective flap lining), internal headphones pocket, and rear headphone port (mini version only). The Acme Made Traveler is priced at $59.99 for iPod and $49.99 for iPod mini.
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“...magnetic tab closure, ...”
Don’t they know harddrives (like the one in all iPods) don’t like magnetic fields? They can mess up the data on the drive. Doesn’t sound like a case I want to use with my iPod!
Posted by Shadow on November 16, 2004 at 11:22 AM (PST)
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Yeah, I’m not so sure about this magnetic tab closure. Magnets can ruin a computer’s moniter, so how is that any different for the ipod? But if you go to their website, acmemade.com, they do have this same case only in different colors with a velcro tab closure. If anyone is reading this that does have this product, don’t the magnets ruen the ipod?!
Posted by Anonymous on August 9, 2005 at 9:33 AM (PST)