iWood cases coming for iPhone 3G at the end of the month

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If you’re picking up an iPhone 3G on Friday, you might want to consider one of these form-fitting Miniot iWood cases, which come in mahogany, walnut and padouk flavors. Very expensive indeed at $125 USD each, but it certainly beats the iPhone 3G’s natural finish: the accumulated digital smegma of a thousand greasy fingerprints.

iwood cases [technabob]

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9 Responses to iWood cases coming for iPhone 3G at the end of the month

  1. Joel Johnson says:

    I really want one of these. How big of a jerk would I be to buy one?

  2. Agies says:

    mmmm… Digital smegma… such an accurate description.

  3. Anonymous says:

    How could you mis-spell ‘walnut’ but get ‘smegma’ correct!?

    -spelling cops

  4. dculberson says:

    How could you misspell misspell? (well, actually, mis-hyphenate, but whatever.)

  5. Anonymous says:

    Now I consider myself a relatively mature person, but did Jobs really give the okay on the name ‘iWood’?

  6. Tubman says:

    iWoodn’t

  7. John "Dillweed" Brownlee says:

    @3, because one’s a frickin’ typo?

  8. historyman68 says:

    They’ve sold cork iPhone cases at the Apple Store for a while. In case you want to, I dunno, thumb-tack a note to it?

  9. AirPillo says:

    So, who wants to post an instructable about how to make your own for $10 and sell it to some poor ignorant rube who thinks they’re getting it for a steal at $75?

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