Using a skin WITH an aluminum case
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Topic: Using a skin WITH an aluminum case
10-02-2006, 12:30 AM
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Junior Lounger
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As you probably know, a skinned nano won't fit in an aluminum case because of the foam padding ( I believe most cases have this). I find it a PITA to remove my skin in order to use the case (which I only like to use occasionally) so I ripped out the foam padding, filed a little slot for the lanyard connector and it fits perfectly.
 An added benefit is that I have a skin that covers the click wheel so now I don't need any protective film. This is a cheap case and skin by Insten (~$10 for both on ebay)   
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10-02-2006, 10:05 PM
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Apple Lover
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Location: London Canada eh?
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isnt that the old nano>
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10-03-2006, 05:13 AM
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At first I thought you took the aluminum off a 2G nano and stuck it in a 1G nano to make it look like a 2G.
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