New iPhone Credit Card Case
Posted September 25th, 2009
iPhone enthusiasts can rejoice with the knowledge that there is a new tool in the market to make your iPhone even cooler to those jealous enough of not having one. So what is this mysterious tool then, come on… out with it!
Introducing the credit card iPhone case:
Manufacturer by Case-Mate, a US-based company, the credit card iPhone case is really half a case as it is designed to protect the back of your iPhone. However, it also doubles as a smart credit card case. The iPhone credit card case retails in the US for $US30 and if you buy it online you can expect to pay close to $75 Aussie dollars by the time it arrives at your home.
Gizmodo took it for a spin (lucky buggers,) and stated that the iPhone case does what it claims: it holds two credit cards at once in a snug-fit fashion. The drawback of sticking two cards into the same slot with little space is the scratching that occurs as the cards rub against each other.
This could of course damage the magnetic strip on your card eventually. On the upside you don’t have to be afraid your card will do an accidental runner while you take your case for a show-spin at the shops.
Coupled with some tinkling cash in your pocket the iPhone credit card case could well become the latest must-haves.
Source and Images: Gizmodo
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Virgin Flyer Credit Card | Earn 1 velocity point per $1 spent, plus an introductory offer on balance transfers | 20.99% | 1.9% for 12 months | $50 (for first year thereafter $99) | 20.99% | |
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