ISkin

iSkin
Industry Technology accessories
Headquarters Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Products Protection accessories
Website http://www.iskin.com

iSkin is a company based in Toronto, Ontario mostly known for its iPod cases, which it first released in 2002. iSkin has since produced a variety of other accessories such as headphones, Macintosh keyboard guards, and Sony PSP cases.

iSkin released its first silicone protector nine months after the first version of the iPod.

Products

iSkin markets most of its cases as "dual-layered" with an inner silicone layer and harder outer polycarbonate layer. They own the trademark "Si" to describe this "silicone-inside" design.[1]

iSkin's "Shuffle Duo" case, said to be the first "dual-layered" case for the iPod shuffle,[2] was awarded the Best iPod Shuffle Case of 2005 by iLounge.[3]

iSkin has recently focused on the outer appearance of their covers, releasing a variant that showcases illustrations from tokidoki founder Simone Legno. iSkin has also been noted for its glow-in-the-dark covers.[4]

The company has branched out to create covers for a wider variety of products, including "keyboard covers for virtually everything Apple".[5]

See also

References

  1. "New iSkin ClaroTM Brings High Style to Protection for iPod with Video" (Press release). iSkin. 2006-06-23. Retrieved 2006-12-29.
  2. "iSkin Offers '1st' Dual-Layer iPod Shuffle Protector". TWICE. 2005-11-21. Retrieved 2006-12-29.
  3. Horwitz, Jeremy (2005-11-01). "iLounge Announces Best of 2005 Awards". iLounge. Retrieved 2006-12-29.
  4. Ossi, Kim (2005-02-21). "iSkin creates glow-in-the-dark iPod protectors". Chattanooga Times Free Press (Knight Ridder News Service). pp. Local Lifestyle; p. D1.
  5. Baard, Mark (2006-12-04). "Looking hot and iPod ready". The Boston Globe (Globe Newspaper Company). pp. Business; p. 2E.

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