• A very popular type of case today is the skin case that provides extensive protection of your device with a clear plastic skin. These cases have come a long way from the old screen protectors and are a fantastic way to protect the device while not adding bulk.

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  • Getting ready to install the case on my black T-Mobile G1.

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  • There are detailed application instructions on the left side, with the solution, skins, and squeegee included as well.

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  • Here are the skins and a key to show you what each piece is for.

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  • Make sure to read the instructions before attempting to install the case pieces yourself.

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  • There are openings for the camera and speaker on the back piece. The small bubbles you see disappeared after a couple of days.

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  • The skin fits around the hardware buttons on the lower part of the G1.

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  • There are small pieces that fit around the edges of the G1 to fully protect the device. You can see there are some areas that will still be exposed.

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  • There are openings for all the necessary ports and buttons.

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Image Gallery: BodyGuardz T-Mobile G1 skin case

A very popular type of case today is the skin case that provides extensive protection of your device with a clear plastic skin. These cases have come a long way from the old screen protectors and are a fantastic way to protect the device while not adding bulk.

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A very popular type of case today is the skin case that provides extensive protection of your device with a clear plastic skin. These cases have come a long way from the old screen protectors and are a fantastic way to protect the device while not adding bulk.

Caption by: Matthew Miller

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