Ipod Skin Designs
Description
- Compatibility: iPod touch
- Removable art print protects the iPod touch from scratches and dust without adding bulk
- Patented micro-channels within the adhesive allow for a bubble-free application; 3M technology makes for easy, repositionable application and clean removal with no residue
- Includes access to an online gallery of matching digital wallpaper downloads for the screen
- Ultra thin (< 2 mm) design ensures that the iPod docks without a problem
Product DescriptionGelaSkins are removable vinyl skins for protecting and customizing your portable devices. They stand between photo-realistic graphics, fine art prints to contemporary urban images of our growing family of artists from around the developed world. GelaSkins protect your iPod scratch-resistant coating with UV. The removable skins are thin enough that they do not interfere with other accessories (ie iTrip, the Dock, portable speaker systems). With patented adhesive technology by 3M, GelaSkins remove cleanly when you want to delete or move to a different design. All skins for the iPod Touch include access to our online gallery of wallpaper download digital back toward the front of the iPod is as good as the view. Amazon. Com Product DescriptionThe iPod touch feature is a thing of beauty, but it is boring – can be black thereafter. GelaSkins life infuse your favorite portable. Not only that high quality. . . More>>
GelaSkins Protective Skin for iPod touch 1G –with Access to Matching Digital Wallpaper Downloads
Selecting a skin is a fairly simple process, although backing out of a specific device or design is unwieldy. Also note that not all designs are available for all devices. None of the NFL designs are available for the iPhone, for example (licensing deal with Sprint, don’t you know).
The designs for each team are smiliar, with only colors and logos separating them. Some are slightly outdated (one of the Minnesota Wild designs, for example, is based on a home jersey that’s no longer used), but sports fans should be satisfied with the options available.
So, you’ve picked your design and device, it has arrived, and you’re ready to apply the skin. The good news is that this is not too difficult, depending upon your device, and there is some room for error. If you don’t get the placement right the first time, simply pull the skin back up and apply it again. I didn’t have to do this much, so I can’t weigh in on how many times you can reapply before it starts to stretch or lose its “sticky.”
Obviously, applying my Seahawks skin to my MacBook was the easiest. SkinIt was smart enough to cut out the Apple logo, so I used that as my starting point. Center the skin around the Apple, then just press outwards from there. The skin looks fantastic, fitting nicely and sporting deep, rich colors (much more vivid than what my wife’s iPhone was able to capture in these photos, sorry).
