You’re either a case person or you’re not a case person – there isn’t too much of a grey area. Some people like their electronics just as the manufacturer intended, without the (sometimes unsightly) extra bulk that a case adds to the device. Then there are those that choose to protect their shiny technology devices with some form of a sheath to protect it from the harsh cruel world.
I definitely fall squarely in the camp of case-oholics. Some people think that it’s paranoia, but my excuse is that I am too rough with my gadgets. While I don’t intentionally abuse them, I have a way of pushing industrial design to the limits with the occasional drop, bang and scrape. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a Klutz or anything – I baby my electronics all the time. I just find ways to occasionally drop and fumble them. Let’s call it an occupational hazard.
Read the rest of the story on my ZDNet Blog: The Apple Core.
You’re either a case person or you’re not a case person – there isn’t too much of a grey area. Some people like their electronics just as the manufacturer intended, without the (sometimes unsightly) extra bulk that a case adds to the device. Then there are those that choose to protect their shiny technology devices with some form of a sheath to protect it from the harsh cruel world.
I definitely fall squarely in the camp of case-oholics. Some people think that it’s paranoia, but my excuse is that I am too rough with my gadgets. While I don’t intentionally abuse them, I have a way of pushing industrial design to the limits with the occasional drop, bang and scrape. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a Klutz or anything – I baby my electronics all the time. I just find ways to occasionally drop and fumble them. Let’s call it an occupational hazard.
Read the rest of the story on my ZDNet Blog: The Apple Core.
