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Apple Redeems Itself

Almost everyone listens to an MP3 player on their way to work or classes. And the most popular players are the ones that really mainstreamed the scene, Apple iPods. The introduction of the iPod nano, the latest and smallest large capacity MP3 player on the market, raised the numbers of MP3 listeners significantly. However, the nano had some major flaws, getting scratched easily, making consumers question the need for a brand new toy that will not stay brand new for long. After increasing media reports about the Apple iPod nano?s susceptibility to scratches, LASER line introduced an iPod nano accessory that repels dust and scratches. LASER line?s Silicone Skins are made of light-weight, high-grade, waterproof silicone elastomer that won?t break, snap, tear, pill or split like rubber.

The LASER line silicone skins are translucent membranes that fit snugly around the Apple iPod nano. The shock-absorbing material protects against accidental bumps as well as annoying fingerprints and scratches. The skins have an anti-static feature which repels the dust that can scratch and harm an iPod. Because the skins are waterproof, rain, snow or sweat are not problems, so users can take their music with them wherever they go in complete comfort and style.

Apple iPod nanos are so portable they can be slipped into a shirt pocket or the small coin pocket of a user?s jeans, but left unprotected, they are subject to annoying scratches that can distort the screen and impact their sleek look. LASER line Silicone skins for the Apple iPod nano are available in a variety of colors including: pale baby pink, icy blue, pearly white and not-so-basic black. LASER line Silicone skins are available online at iPod nano accessory skins for $14.99 and come with a free neck lanyard and wrist strap.