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Gear4 pours out 'liquid rubber' iPod case

Yes, iPod accessory specialist Gear4's iVak sounds like a trendy carpet cleaning tool, but it's actually a hard plastic case with a "liquid rubber" texture on the outside and a clear plastic panel to protect the player's display. There's a clickwheel cover in the box too.

Gear4 iVak iPod caseGear4 iVak iPod case

The case comes in two parts that clip together - seamlessly, Gear4 claimed - enclosing the iPod. It comes with the obligatory lanyard and - a novel touch this - a plastic gizmo for wrapping up your earphone cable.

The iVak comes in a range of colours to suit the second-generation iPod Nano, and black and white versions for the full-size video-capable music player. All of them retail for £20, from Gear4's own online shop and iPod-accessory retailers.

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Anonymous Coward

Just Vakadoo kit resold?

Aren't these just the Vakadoo (http://www.vakadoo.co.uk/home.asp) cases being resold by Gear?

If so, I've had one of these for my Video for about 10 months and its as hard as Batman, I just don't understand why this is credited as new to Gear rather than to the UK owner?

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