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09/19/2007, 3:10pm, EDT

Wednesday, September 19th

SwitchEasy ships hard cases for 3G Nano

SwitchEasy today unveiled its Black Biscuit hard case for Apple's third-generation iPod nano, and announced that its "Color Biscuits" cases will begin shipping on September 28th. Biscuits and Black Biscuit are designed to offer complete protection for Apple's newest Nano with an ultrasonic welded polycarbonate window to guard the delicate screen. The Black Biscuit features a disappearing LCD screen effect, and all of the new cases boast easy slide-in construction for simple installation. An accessory kit includes a black static membrane guard for the steel back of the iPod, along with a click-wheel static membrane guard and a color matching "connector protector" to prevent damage to the Nano's 30-pin dock connector. Biscuits will ship in five colors which include "ivory white," "ruby red," "sassy pink," "pastel blue," and "green apple" for $20 each, while the Black Biscuit ships for $22.






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