New PDA Cases Made of Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Now Available

[bkbroil]

StylusCentral.com has released three new aluminum cases for popular models of Pocket PC handheld computers, including the hp iPAQ h4100, Toshiba e800/e805 series, and the 02-XDA II/T-Mobile model.

The three new cases are each made of tough anodized aircraft-grade material and are precision molded to fit the exact dimensions of specific PDA models. All three cases include Neoprene lining to firmly secure the PDAs and protect them against drops, shocks and collisions.
The model for the iPAQ h4100 model includes a SD card storage slot and cut-outs to provide easy access to the stylus, expansion card slot, IR port, headphone jack, reset and record buttons, and charging/communication port. Further information on this case can be found at http://www.styluscentral.com/dealcaforiph1.html.
Toshiba e800/e805 users will enjoy easy access to their PDA with cut-outs to the unit's stylus, SD card slot, CF card slot, headphone jack, microphone, recording button, toggle-wheel, IR port, reset button, DC-in socket, synchronization port and battery switch. Further information on this case can be found at http://www.styluscentral.com/alhaca.html.
The 02-XDA II case offers cut-outs to provide access to the stylus, speaker, earphone jack, synchronization port, MMC/SD card slot and function buttons. For more information on this case, visit http://www.styluscentral.com/alhacaforo2i.html.
All three cases are available at StylusCentral.com for US$29.99.

[j_hp4150]

i have this case for the 4150 and the only bad thing about it is getting the stylus out while the case is on, its still possible but not ideal when you have massive fingers...
taking it out of the case to sync is a pain too