Marware cases up iPod nano 4G |
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| Written by Matt Chapman | |
| Tuesday, 07 October 2008 | |
 The iPod touch 2G has been given a new product to help carry it around and protect it, but what about the fourth generation of the iPod? Well, that’s also got its own version of the SportSuit Convertible, as well as another sporty aid...
First up is that SportSuit Convertible 3-in-1 case, which offers exactly the same features as the iPod touch 2G version but with a price tag of just $29.99.
However, the Sport Grip for the iPod nano 4G provides “smooth, stylish, slip-free silicone protection for the ultimate low-profile carrying option”. The docking port is safely covered by an easy-access silicone slot, while subtle texturing allows for a secure grip. “The result is an ergonomic, comfortable and sporty way to get a firm grip on your nano,” Marware said.
Features include: The Sport Grip is available in black, white, and frosted for $14.99 and is available now.
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