iSkin Delivers New iPod Cases to the Public

Do you remember iSkin? No, no, you don't have to remember it, just use some basic logics to think about it - if it's an "iProduct", then it must have something to do with the iPod, at least, if not with all Apple products! Although some facts, places and even people are completely without any logic (just think about The Bermuda Triangle or why women lose one or two hours, sometimes even more, for make up and choosing their clothes, since most of them can be undressed in a matter of minutes!), this time we got the truth!

iSkin, a Canadian company based in Toronto, Ontario, is widely known for its line of iPod cases that was released in 2002. Since then, their product line diversified, and today it includes headphones, Sony PSP cases and Macintosh keyboard guards. Most of the cases marketed by iSkin are marketed as "dual-layered", containing an inner silicone layer and a harder polycarbonate layer on the outside, and the Shuffle Duo case, the first such case for the iPod shuffle was awarded the "Best iPod Shuffle Case of 2005" prize by iLounge.

At this year's Macworld Expo, iSkin announced several new product lines, including iPod nano cases and a line of Cerulean products for wirelessly streaming musing from an iPod.

The new tokidoki iSkin Vibes for iPod nano will be available for 24.99$ and start shipping in mid January, at the same time with the Duo for nano, a new dual-layer case which combines anodized impact-resistant aluminum with a silicone layer and is priced at 29.99$.

The Cerulean line of products includes Cerulean RX, TX and F1 Stereo Bluetooth headset, as well as a new set of Cerulean X1 wired in-ear earphones.

At last, a synthetic laptop messenger sleeve called SoHo was previewed at Macworld, but you will have to wait until October for it to become available. While pricing has not been set yet, it is known that this sleeve will be available for the 13 and 15-inch models of the MacBook and MacBook Pro.