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OtterBox Launches iPhone 3G Protection - Finally!!

Posted by: Brandon Steili on Sep 17 2008 - 47 views

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Ever have a “woohoo!” moment? Ever have one over something like a case for a phone? Well, I just did. For quite some time I’ve been waiting and hoping for the OtterBox Defender for the iPhone 3G to finally get its official launch - and after a couple tense months it’s finally here!

I used the Defender Series on my original iPhone for almost as long as I owned it and absolutely loved the original. It definitely earned its keep when my iPhone took some unexpected falls, a few hiking trips and even a couple trips to the beach.

Anyway, plan on a full review coming up soon! And also keep an eye out for the new colors which are coming soon! Personally, I’m having a hard time deciding between black/yellow and all white!

Full press release after the jump!
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Posted on : Sep 17 2008
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Posted under JAMM Essentials, iPhone/iPod |

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