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SLAPPA Distribution LLC., today announced the launch of its new SLAPPA SlipScreen for the iPod nano just in time for this year’s CES tradeshow and the NAMM Show, where SLAPPA plans to exhibit this year.

The SLAPPA SlipScreen for the iPod nano is designed with a sleek outer appearance to protect your iPod nano from daily abuse. Built out of a shock-absorbent and lightweight PU material, the SlipScreen offers complete click wheel coverage and Dock Connector access, with a removable belt clip for ez transport. Each SlipScreen package also comes with a free gift of Screen and Body Protectors for added scratch protection for your iPod nano.

“We at SLAPPA decided to help out Apple by making the iPod even hotter, with much needed protection and individual personality”, says Dustin Garis, Director of Marketing for SLAPPA.

SLAPPA will be exhibiting at the 2006 NAMM Show in booth number 7431.

The SLAPPA SlipScreen for the iPod nano is now available for only $14.99 at www.slappa.com. The SLAPPA SlipScreen for the iPod nano is also available in a Tripack for only $39.99.

About SLAPPA Distribution LLC.
SLAPPA Distribution LLC. is a distributor of digital storage cases and accessories for digital products that are sold under the “SLAPPA” brand name. SLAPPA products have been recognized as “ground breaking” and “the best available”, and can be found at retail outlets around the globe. SLAPPA’s innovative team continues to produce quality style savvy designs for digital gear, such as CD/DVD storage cases. For more information on SLAPPA, visit the website at www.slappa.com.
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