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nano hits mainstream. Early-adopters quiver in fear.

Now that everyone has one, whatcha gonna do to stand out in the crowd?

Nano bookIndividuality.  It's what early-adopters strive for.  When it was first released, the nano was a thin wafer of exclusiveness that could only be snatched up by the most informed (Yes, that would be you, dear iLoop reader).  Your eyes grew wide as Mr. Jobs showed the world its beauty and somewhere in the introduction speech, between the "na" and the "no", you grabbed your car keys and made your way to the nearest Apple store to purchase whatever the hell they were releasing that day. 

But now, since the general public has caught wind of Apple's latest music player, the oohs and ahhs have been coming less frequently and less ooh-y and ahh-y.  I know, I know.  You feel stuck and alone.  What in the world could you possibly do to differentiate yourself from all the other nano-ites out there?

Introducing the A. B. Sutton handmade leather cases for the iPod nano or quite simply called... The nano book:

This handmade leather iPod case features a full silk lining to pamper
and protect your iPod. The case provides access to all buttons and the
headphones jack. It also contains a protective plastic for the screen.
Leather buckle. Each case is individually numbered. Silk lining is only
available in the thinner silks. You may also add a backsnap to hold
your headphones when not in use!

Handmade with a fashionable buckle?  Surely that would turn a few heads.  But what of Bernice and Tom who are reading this post and this exact moment in time?!?!  Do not worry my fickle friend, A. B. Sutton offers more than 40 cover materials and 70 different silk interiors to customize to your heart's content.  It even has a sunburst and monogram options to mark your territory.

Refresh your already old and tired iPod nano starting at US$70.  Because seriously... it's not getting any newer.

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