Found Apple Macbook Pro 13" Rubber Case with extras - $37.99

I was browsing for a case for my macbook pro 13" and a rubber type of exterior casing that includes a keyboard / track pad protector + lcd protector for $37.99. I hope this is a good deal since the Apple Store sells it for $49.99 for just the case it self... Hope this helps any one who is in the market for a case. thanks.
http://caselogic.ecrater.com/p/7806365/apple-macbook-pro-13-rubber-case-w

sorry price is $34.99 not $37.99....

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