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a fashionably cool way to protect the iPod is now available for the Apple iPod Mini
 

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iPod Mini gets a new skin

a fashionably cool way to protect the iPod.

New iPod deserves a new iSkin according to iSkin Inc. The firm introduced the first iSkin iPod Protector in September of 2002 and with it started what has become a fashionably cool way to protect the iPod. Now they've announced an iSkin protector for the Apple iPod Mini. Aptly named the iSkin "mini", the new iSkin is based on the company"s very popular iSkin eXo2. The iSkin "mini" is designed to offer all-round surface protection and ergonomic design without sacrificing the look, size or functionality of the iPod Mini.

Its form-fitting skin is crafted out of a durable silicone to offer superior ergonomics and protection, in a slim package that enhances the beauty and elegance of the iPod mini.

The iSkin "mini" protects the iPod mini against damages and scratches that may occur from everyday use. The new iSkin includes an ultra-clear screen protector and a newly designed iSkin RevoClip that allows users to rotate the iPod without removing it from their waist.

The iSkin "mini" will be available in a variety of colors including a unique line of Ultra-GLO, glow in the dark skin tones. The iSkin "mini" will also come in a frosted transparent clear, for those who would like to preserve the original color of the iPod mini.

Business and organizations can take advantage of the iSkin Tattoo service to have their company logo, web address or marketing message printed on the new iSkin "mini" to create a unique promotional item.

The iSkin "mini" will be sold for $24.99 USD and will begin shipping in late March.

More for pictures and details see: www.iSkin.com

Toronto, Canada March 4, 2004

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