Articles about vaja: November 20, 2008
Clothes make the man, cases make the iPod
The i-volution Silver catarina leather case for the 60 and 80GB iPods is quite a futuristic looking case. Personally, I think that having a great looking (and well protected) iPod is just as important as the video, audio and other features. The case has access ports for the headphone jack, charging connection and other controls. The cover can also be customized with text or graphics.
The standard case does not come with a belt clip, but if you want one, just select an Ultra clip or Rivet clip and you’re back in business. The case is pricey at $240, but if you totally believe that clothes make the man, then you need a case that will satisfy your thirst for iPod accessories.
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