A clear plastic film so strong, the rep dared to wrap it on a precious iPod and throw the thing in a box of nails and shook it around violently. iPod remained unscratched, for those concerned.
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One Response to “CES 2007 Cherry Picks: Invisible Shield”
Dan Spielman January 8, 2007
I just applied this expensive piece of plastic to my Samsung Blackjack and it works great. I have no problem keeping my keys in the same pocket as my cell phone. The only downside to the shield is that visibility in daytime is not as good.
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