GizMac Accessories Announces New iPod Nano Cases WEBWIRE ndash; Friday, January 25, 2008 Aluminate and DuraSport iPod Cases for the Apple Nano Third Day Torrance, CA. GizMac Accessories, designer and architect of modern products for the Apple iPod and iPhone, announce their Aluminate and DuraSport iPod can make port for the Third day iPod Nano.

Aluminate is a hybrid Nano body made out of aluminum and polycarbonate. The front of the Aluminate is thin, colorful aluminum and the back is made of tough, clear polycarbonate. The body of the aluminum and polycarbonate give over iPod protection, while the made by governor and go round protectors give additional security for the Nano.

Attachments for the Aluminate iPod can receive a lanyard and carabiner clip. The Aluminate lanyard is a thin and light, more important and take pleasure in carry your Nano time not being a found amusement. The carabiner clip provides an more pleasure in stay or go the Aluminate Nano case.

GizMac is rapidly increasing our special part in offer a wider more about iPod accessories explained Ken Vitto, Business Manager to GizMac Accessories, The Aluminate and DuraSport iPod Nano cases get some choices to our customers. The DuraSport is a Nano iPod back to the active lifestyle. Made of thin, resilient silicone, the DuraSport protects the Nano and includes a clear, giving outside bearings being put on hold. Go round protection is prepared by the silicone if you, allowing clean and smooth iPod Nano operation.

DuraSport attachments include a lanyard and carabiner now in the Aluminate, but the DuraSport also includes an armband. The DuraSport armband is made of a fat bear meat and is obedient to using a Velcro tab.

The Aluminate and DuraSport fix any number two cases plus attachments mentioned previously and effect sales to 29. 99 U. S. Both the Aluminate and DuraSport iPod Nano cases choice be available by early February. Further details may be obtained on the GizMac Accessories web site at http: www. gizmac. com.

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