Customer Review On Retro T2 iPod Touch Case
The Retro T2 iPod touch case from ivyskin is a full body hard shell case. Similar to the Naked Case from case-mate, the Retro T2 iPod touch case cover the entire iPod touch, including the screen, and still maintain the full control to the touch screen through the case. It utilizes the Surface Xylo Wave (SXW)© technology, which make use of the ultrasonic waves that make it possible to register the position of the touch event and passes the information to the iPod touch screen. 
There are two version of Retro T2 iPod touch case available: black and reflect-chrome. The crstal clear and sleek design of the case makes your iPod touch looks really cool. The ultra-thin hard screen cover is scratch proof and stay on the case to protect your iPod touch from every angle. The price of Retro T2 iPod touch case from ivyskin is currently set at $35.
A video demonstration of the use of Retro T2 iPod Touch Case from ivyskin:
According to the review from DAPreview, there are a few drawbacks that they find for the Retro T2 iPod touch case:
- The reduce of overall sensitivity of the touch screen -- not to any great degree but on occasion you may have to repeat an action.
- The black frame on the front plate, which surrounds the screen, is about 1.2mm off target (Shown on picture below). The unit that they are reviewing is a black edition. The reflect-chrome version is free from this flaw.
- The opening for the headphone jack is too tight for some headphone.
Despite the few drawbacks listed above, they still give a big thumbs up for the ivyskin Retro T2 iPod touch case.
Retro T2 iPod Touch Case From ivyskin
Limited Edition iPod Touch Case From Apple Japan
Apple stores in Tokyo Japan introduce the limited edition of iPod Nano and iPod Touch cases, which are made from hardened polycarbonate, with golden etching on the back. These special edition of iPod touch cases are coated in black rubber, and the golden etching are wordings that refer to the districts where it is bought from: Sapporo, Nagoya, Shinsaibashi, Ginza, Shibuya, Sendai, and Fukuoka, plus various art of Japanese unique traditional symbols such as samurai, temples, etc.
The limited edition of iPod touch and nano cases will only be selling for one week in Tokyo. The iPod Touch case cost 2680 yen, which is around $26 USD, while the iPod Nano case costs 2280 yen, which convert to around $22 USD.
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