If you have an iPhone, iPod or Nano, the iapeel may have eye appeal!
January 26, 2010 Post a Comment Wednesday, January 27th, 2010 Netcast 1013
At CES there were dozens of companies selling designer iPod Skins to cover your iPod/iPhone/Nano, etc. But iaPeel is the only company I know of that lets you design your own skin, print it and apply it at home. All you need is a computer, the included software and an inkjet printer to produce your own photo-quality skins at home. There's a built-in alignment system that ensures a perfect fit every time. Just pull up the tabs on the back of your printed skin and your device fits right inside. No more worries about putting it on crooked. Plus, iaPeel skins are made from a durable vinyl material with high tech adhesive that leaves no residue. The company says you can create many different custom designs and swap 'em out to match your mood, without leaving any sticky stuff behind. I designed my own skin and it was fun to do. I didn’t even know my Lexmark printer could print on vinyl, but it did. Taking all the paper out of the paper tray, let me see the guides to print envelopes, 4 X 6 pics, and custom sizes Most likely your printer can do the same thing. But you have to order the kit that matches the device you have exactly, so check out the company website. Skin for more devices will be added as time goes on. You get the software and five blank skins in a pack for under $22.
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