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Speck rolls out new iPod nano accessory lineup
By LC Angell
Contributing Editor
Published: Tuesday, September 13, 2005
News Categories: iPod Accessories
Speck Products tomorrow will announce nine new iPod nano accessories in a variety of colors, textures and shapes. The company said that the nano products will begin shipping next month.
Speck’s new collection of unique nano gear includes:
Nano Grass FunSkin ($34.95; right) - This new case provides “fun as well as functional protection” with its green grass-themed design, screen protector and belt clip.
Nano Connect and Protect ($34.95) - Includes SkinTight Skin, holster, caribeener clip, lanyard and wrist strap. Available in clear only.
Nano See-Thru Three-Pack ($29.95) -Three translucent hard cases for the nano. Set includes a pink, blue and clear case.
Nano Cloud FunSkin ($34.95; left) - The white case was designed to look like a “fluffy cloud” and features both a screen protector and belt clip.
Nano Armband ($29.95 for Armband; $34.95 for Armband and Skin) - Features a soft comfort fit adjustable strap and earphone cord clips. Available in clear only with black strap.
Nano iGuy ($34.95) - A smaller version of Speck’s bendable, posable friend for the iPod and iPod mini.
Nano ToughSkin ($34.95; lower right) - Available in clear or black, the case provides “rugged protection and style.” The case features an aggressive design, screen protector and belt clip.
Nano SkinTight ($19.95 each; three-pack also includes pink, $29.95) - A form-fitting skin with two-part design that covers nano and includes cap for easy synching. Available in clear or black.
Nano SkinTight Deluxe ($24.95 each; two-pack $34.95) - Same as above, but with a screen protector and Deluxe Swivel Holster, which works as a belt clip. Also available in clear or black.
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1
nice! these are just like the vodaphone japanese cell phone cases. i’m loving it!
Posted by klyph on September 13, 2005 at 7:16 PM (PST)
2
Looks like more Photoshop. Fluffy Cloud should be called Michelin Man or Dough Boy. The grass can be used to comb your dog or cat. The Black case is interesting.
Posted by John Tanner on September 13, 2005 at 7:18 PM (PST)
3
Nano Grass FunSkin: Resembles something made famous by the French, only in green.
Nano Cloud FunSkin: The Michelin Tire Man of iPod covers.
Nano ToughSkin: A bicycle tire gone awry.
Price for a piece of flexible plastic: Astronomical.
Posted by FahrenheiPod 451 on September 13, 2005 at 7:19 PM (PST)
4
RAD! I love the grass case and toughskin. I would never buy them, of course. Far too expensive and I like my nano naked (it’s too thin to ruin with a case!). Still very cool designs though.
Posted by Joshdude in Long Beach, CA on September 13, 2005 at 10:29 PM (PST)
5
NIce but I will never buy them at those prices!! Get real Speck!
I’ll wait for something more reasonably priced.
Posted by sig229 on September 14, 2005 at 2:17 AM (PST)
6
Well I think the See-Thru Three pack is resonably priced - and maintains the look of the nano. I’ll definately be getting one. May get a Nano skintight too, although as much as I like the look of the others, the price is getting to the prohibitive side…
Posted by RBi on September 14, 2005 at 2:20 AM (PST)
7
I like Nano Connect and Protect. I like it that you can you use the case as a key chain.
Posted by coolchan on September 14, 2005 at 4:01 AM (PST)