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HTC Launching Phone Covers

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Apr 20, 2012, 4:33 PM   by Rich Brome

Unsatisfied with third-party offerings, HTC has decided to launch its own line of protective phone covers. The plastic covers are unusually thin, designed to protect the phone while adding minimal bulk. The first options are for the One X, and come in multiple colors as well as designs, including one with dot openings, and one with slots. Both are designed to compliment the design of the phone.

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Vosim

Apr 20, 2012, 9:11 PM

What?

They look like those retarded sunglasses I always used to see douchebags wearing. Like you have venetian blinds on your face.
Wern't those started by that idiot rapper Kanye West ?
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Captain Ahash

Apr 20, 2012, 5:01 PM

I think they're confusing "compliment the design of the phone"

with "make the phone look ridiculously unappealing."
Yeah, I agree. As far as a functional cover, those score a zero. I can see one of those cross pieces of plastic breaking after one single drop.

Pretty ugly, and seems useless.
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