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The iCat Neck It is essentially a neck strap for your iOS device. Coming in 21 design/ colour skews, something for everyone can be found.
The Speck CandyShell Series comes in 15 different skews of colours and styles. Something for everyone can definitely be found, with subtle to very bold styles on offer.
The Bamboo Pen & Touch for Mac and PC is radically different to anything else I have seen on the market. It has all the functionality
My first impressions of the WeSC Banjo headphones are that they look very stylish. The exterior body of the speakers is a made up of a hard round matte plastic and a soft rope like material covers the headband and soft cushions are used on the interior speakers. All these design elements come together to make a very comfortable and well built pair of headphones. Of course a huge variety of colour skews are available too and I'm sure something for everyone is available.
These two iPad 2 cases from Skech, which they call Custom Jackets, are very good general purpose covers, giving more than
The variety of colours offered from Speck with the FitFolio case for iPad 2 won’t disappoint. With blue, purple, red, black and grey being offered and all colours look very sharp.
A soft leather like material is used on the exterior of the case and this feels great in the hands. The case doesn’t do the thin profile of the iPad 2 any harm either.
The TYLT Zumo is a battery pack designed to be taken on the go to charge a variety of devices when they are on the
The Jabra Halo2 wireless over the ear headset or headphones come in just one colour which is a very sleek looking matte black
Essentially the iCat Wrist It is a wrist strap for your iDevice. It comes in 21 vibrants colours and design skews. I have the black version which looks and feels very rugged.
A mixture of rope and nylon braid is used for to construct the Wrist It. The overall design is very hard wearing and resistive but at the same time time it’s not overly bulky. One element of the design which I thought was kind of neat is the detachable backpack like buckle which removes the front that holds the connector for your iDevice. This could allow for other devices to be connected onto the Wrist It with additional attachments. And it could also allow you to attach it to a backpack if it is compatible.
When I first got a glimpse of the Nomad Brush products I was quickly excited.