What's a good case?

like the subject reads, what's a good case? especially for a photo 20gb? I was thinking about getting the Xskn 2mm Exo2 Ice Case with the xShade screen protector... anyone have one of these or recommend a case?

I am not sure exactly what you are looking for in a case, but you can check out all the ones available from the Apple store here
If the page doesn't already show up with the iPod with Color Display selected in the drop down menu, select it.
I hope this helps!

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Hey, Michael
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
My suggestion is you do have a look on the websites accesories section and find something that suits you, from what you are saying you need a stylish yet strong case. So any good plastic based one will do, you can choose the style and color then. Or you can actually visit the store and have a feel. I have several, when im at work i keep the stylish yet strong ones, but when i am in the field or sports i have a pretty strong one, a little chunky too.
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Hey, Michael
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
My suggestion is you do have a look on the websites accesories section and find something that suits you, from what you are saying you need a stylish yet strong case. So any good plastic based one will do, you can choose the style and color then. Or you can actually visit the store and have a feel. I have several, when im at work i keep the stylish yet strong ones, but when i am in the field or sports i have a pretty strong one, a little chunky too.
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In the early years, perhaps not surprisingly, the closer a computer got to approximating that of an IBM golfball the happier I was. Few computer keyboards seemed to have the "feel" or travel that I was used to. Despite this i gradually found I adapted to almost all of them.
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Periodic Maintenance
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