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iLockr iPod security cases announced
By LC Angell
Contributing Editor
Published: Tuesday, June 27, 2006
News Categories: iPod Accessories
i2 Electronics has introduced its iLockr line of anti-theft iPod security devices. The iLockr is a slide-in case made from aircraft-grade aluminum that allows users to lock their iPod to nearly any object. The Lockr features a combination lock that can be personalized, and comes in black, white, camo, pink, and green. The iLockr is available in sizes to fit the iPod nano, iPod mini, 30GB fifth-generation iPod, and 20GB fourth-generation iPod. Each sells for $40.
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I dunno about these lock devices… I mean, if somebody really wanted to get your ipod if it was out in the open, they wouldn’t be able to get it but then a big time jerk would probably just break the ipod to get even. You would lose out since your ipod got damaged and you ended up wasting money to buy this lock.
Posted by Jonathan on June 27, 2006 at 12:04 PM (PST)
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Really don’t understand why you’d leave it out in the open at all. It’s not like it can’t fit in a pocket.
Posted by Dylan on June 27, 2006 at 1:17 PM (PST)