bargainPDA
08-20-2003, 06:50 PM
If you’re not enamored of the nouveau industrial look of aluminum then the classically styled lines of the RhinoSkin™ leather flip case may just be what you are looking for.
This is one elegant case. Impeccably made, conservatively styled, it’s drawn several admiring glances. The stitching and details are neat and the quality of the materials is excellent. When closed there is access to the headphone socket, and the infra-red sensor/record button. There is also, for some inexplicable reason, access to the battery cover removal slide button. Let’s put it down to thinking ahead for future use for when HP puts a different button there! Because it’s a flip style case there is no access, when closed, to the synchronization connector. The RhinoSkin™ logo is discreetly embossed on a small oval stud on the front cover.
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This is one elegant case. Impeccably made, conservatively styled, it’s drawn several admiring glances. The stitching and details are neat and the quality of the materials is excellent. When closed there is access to the headphone socket, and the infra-red sensor/record button. There is also, for some inexplicable reason, access to the battery cover removal slide button. Let’s put it down to thinking ahead for future use for when HP puts a different button there! Because it’s a flip style case there is no access, when closed, to the synchronization connector. The RhinoSkin™ logo is discreetly embossed on a small oval stud on the front cover.
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