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We're happy to parner up with BeyzaCases to bring you an awesome giveaway. Up for grabs are two leather sleeves from BeyzaCases' newest collection, the Zero Series. These sleeves are the world's thinnest leather sleeves! You could win 1 out of 2 Zero Series leather sleeves for the iPhone 4 or the iPad 2 in a cool looking black leather with red stitching accents.
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RadTech's Sleevz are definitely rad. It's no wonder why we featured the Sleevz as one of the best forms of protecting your MacBook in the most non-bulky way guide. The RadTech Sleevz are made from RadTech's Optex fabric material and it's super thin. When I say super thin, I mean literally super thin. It's the most amazingly thin sleeve I've ever tried and I love everything about it. We've got RadTech's Limited Edition Ultra-Violet colored Sleevz so be sure to check out the full review right after the break.
Many of us are Mac users in the tech community often travel with Apple's aluminum MacBooks, primarily straight into a coffee shop like Starbucks or around our cozy home. There are so many options out there for carrying and protecting your investment using bulky bags and sleeves. MacBooks are already thin and very portable machines so why not stay true to the portability and use non-bulky means of protection? We are here to give you a few good examples on how you can stay protected without the bulky cost. Just got a new MacBook Air that's so thin and portable, it's the main reason why you got it in the first place? You can protect it with some great options including the MacBook Pro in any screen size. Jump past the break for some cool ways of staying protected without the unnecessary bulk at all time.
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We will be covering two cases from Luxa2 called the PH4 and the PH1 for the iPhone 4. The PH4 case is also a stand with a built in kickstand on it's back and a pleather finish while the PH1 case for the iPhone 4 is a much more simple back snap-on case with a matte finish. But are these cases really sweet and charming? Find out after the break!
The Pinlo Bladedge is the thinnest bumper style case made for the iPhone 4 I have ever seen. At just 1mm thickness, this bumper is nearly unnoticeable on the iPhone 4. The Bladedge incorporates a hard plastic material that is called 'cellulose acetate' which is supposedly a high quality material, fancy isn't it? Though I'm sure you don't care so much about these fancy terms but instead want to know how good really is this bumper case. Find out after the break!
The Fug by Crumpler is one of the best neoprene sleeves I've tried for the iPad hands down. It's a really slim and simple neoprene sleeve that tightly hugs the iPad all around. The Fug feels and looks really good, almost like it's the perfect slim sleeve made for the iPad. The stitching on the Fug sleeve are very well made while the top opening remains opened and zipper-less. Having a zipper-less sleeve is an advantage which eliminates the risk of your iPad's aluminum bezel getting scratched by it. Also, having the top opening allows you to quickly slip and slide your iPad in and out of the Fug sleeve.
Looking for that elegant high quality leather sleeve for your iPad? Beyza has you covered with their Retro Slim Vertical leather sleeve for the iPad. This is no ordinary sleeve, it's made from a high quality full grain leather that feels and smells amazing. You might remember seeing us review Beyza's leather pouch for the iPhone 4 a while back and thought it was one of the best leather pouches available. Unlike the iPhone 4 pouch, the Retro Slim Vertical sleeve for the iPad isn't as padded. See more after the break!
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