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Trunket's American Rosewood wood skins for the iPhone 4 are one of the most amazing wood skins money can buy. These skins are like no other with an amazing distinctive look that screams uniqueness all around. Trunket's wood skins are hand crafted in the USA and are available in a wide range of beautiful colors for $34. Check out the full review right after the break.
What is this strange contraption, you ask? How can this possibly be one of the best iPad stands this reviewer has ever used, you ask? You are looking at the strange wonderfulness of Jadu Industries's Skadoosh Stand for your Apple iPad. This contraption does more than hold your iPad for viewing. The fully adjustable angles and solid build make this stand worth the second glance. Check it out after the break!
When the Apple announced a a high resolution antiglare option for their screens in their Macbook Pro line, photographers and video editors sang in praise for the decline of overly glossy and reflective glass of previous Pro models. But that bezel...some people miss that black frame surrounding the screen, ans it is almost trademark of an Apple unibody design. There are little to no solutions out there for people who want a black bezel and an antiglare screen...until today. Enter Laptopstickershop's carefully cut Black Bezel Skin for Macbook Pro, and Macbook Air computers. This just might be one solution for those who want the classic macbook look. Check out a review after the break!
It's been a while since I first wrote about Alumacase back when they first started out making aluminum cases for the iPhone 4. At last, I've got my hands on the Aluminum Case. It would be more fitting to call these aluminum bumpers instead but nevertheless, you might want to stick around for the full review right after the break to find out if your hard earned money is worth the $59.95 this aluminum bumper is going to cost you.
I'm no stranger to the world of pen style styluses for touch screen devices. There are tons of styluses currently on the market but they are all very identical to each other. It seems like no one actually thought to change things up and improve the user's experience. When I first found out about the AluPen by Just Mobile I saw very big potential in it. The very familiar look brought back memories. The AluPen is an aluminum stylus for the iPad and other capacitive touch screen devices with one big feature, wide-grip. Is the AluPen the stylus to get? Find out in the full review right after the jump.
The carbon fiber look is wanted by many and it's no wonder, it transforms things into stealth mode. Carbon fiber is a very expensive material that is used on exotic cars and luxury items but iCarbons and many others have a solution for you that won't break the bank. iCarbons' carbon fiber skins for the iPad 2 take things further than any other skin out there. The steep sexy curves of the iPad 2 did not stop iCarbons from making their skin fit the iPad 2 all around, just like the original iPad. Take a closer look at this magnificent skin by iCarbons right after the break.
These little in-ears are Monster Cable's most affordable pair of in-ear headphones out of the in-ear series of headphones they offer including the Turbine which I reviewed a while back and really loved. Monster seems to have a trend of making their in-ear headphones entirely out of metal enclosures and that proved to bring toughness and extreme durability over time. The Lil' Jamz are no different and have the same design characteristics as its older brother, the Turbine in-ear speakers. So how do these stack up with the more expensive Turbine in-ear speakers? Find out in the full review after the jump.
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