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MWSF09 Best in Show: GelaSkins

If you're still here at Macworld Expo and got a few bucks left in your wallet, drop by the Gelaskins booth (Moscone South 305) for one last cool Mac accessory.GelaSkins offer a kick ass way to personalize your iPhone and MacBook without having to worry about commitment.

Written by Jason D. O'Grady, Contributor Jan. 9, 2009 at 2:49 a.m. PT

If you're still here at Macworld Expo and got a few bucks left in your wallet, drop by the Gelaskins booth (Moscone South 305) for one last cool Mac accessory.

GelaSkins offer a kick ass way to personalize your iPhone and MacBook without having to worry about commitment. Printed on a unique 3M vinyl material, these beautiful photo quality graphics attach directly to the lid of your MacBook or the reverse of your iPhone.

The best part is that GelaSkins are thin enough to work with most cases and skins and can be removed (once the buzz wears off) without leaving a sticky residue on your hardware. They're also re-usable if stored correctly.

Designs range from fine art to contemporary urban. I'm current rockin' the old skul boombox (pictured) on the lid of my MBP and the cool DJ on the back of my iPhone. MacBook graphics cost $25 while iPhone and iPod touch graphics cost $15. Good stuff and an O'Grady Best in Show.

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MWSF09 Best in Show: GelaSkins

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