14 DAY TRIAL // We've seen quite a few accessories for Apple's new, smaller and slimmer MacBook Air arriving on the market ever since the company from Cupertino officially unveiled it last week, and now, it's about time to check out the latest such products we've come across, namely the invisibleSHIELD and ZAGGskins protective solutions from ZAGG.
A traditional manufacturer of various accessories for portable devices in general and Apple gadgets in particular, ZAGG has come up with plenty of interesting products over time, included in the company's invisibleSHIELD, ZAGGskins, ZAGGbuds and ZAGGsparq brands, the first two also getting, as mentioned before, a couple of new items targeting the brand-new MacBook Air models.
The invisibleSHIELD is ZAGG's patent-pending, military-grade, virtually invisible and indestructible film, available in over 5,000 designs for the most popular electronics.
As the original thin film full-body protector, the invisibleSHIELD covers millions of devices all around the world from bumps, scratches, and dings, and includes a lifetime replacement warranty.
ZAGGskins are customized high-quality images and designs fused with the invisibleSHIELD to provide personalized protection.
The invisibleSHIELD designs for Apple’s iPad, iPhone and iPod lines are some of ZAGG's most popular products, claims the company.
“Apple has built the new Macbook Air around technology advances from the iPad.
So, not only is it amazingly thin and eye-catching, but it has the latest and greatest technology Apple has to offer,” said Derek Smith, Vice President of Sales for ZAGG.
“Both the original invisibleSHIELD and ZAGGskins give users the opportunity to protect and personalize their Macbook without fear of scratches, and without adding bulk to the design,” Mr. Smith added.
Of course, as always, serious protection does come at a price, but, to be perfectly honest, it's not really the highest-ever we've come across, given the fact that the invisibleSHIELD sells for around 55 US dollars, while the ZAGGskins are even more affordable, since they're priced somewhere in the vicinity of 20 US dollars per piece.