Speck Unwraps New iPhone Cases and Covers at CES

By Dena Cassella Published January 7, 2010

Want to start the New Year off with new accessories? Speck unveiled a whole slew of new iPhone 3G/3GS accessories at CES. And no scoffing, hard-core techies out there—tech accessories are just as significant because it can keep you precious device safe and guarded. These Speck cases come in a variety of colors and styles like CandyShell, Fitted and SeeThru Satin.

What Speck’s Got…

Seven all new color combinations of the award-winning CandyShell case, including: GuavaGoo Pink, Nightshade Purple, JujuJulep Green, SeaGlass Blue, DarkHeart Black, Moonsicle White and Indigo Blue. $34.95 MSRP

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Eight new, never-seen-before patterns of the fabric-wrapped Fitted Case with designs from classically hip houndstooth and plaid patterns in yellow, gray and pink, to bold argyles and abstract geometrics to even a special black-and-white headphones design. $29.95 MSRP

Made famous by Speck on their MacBook hard shells, the SeeThru Satin will be revealed in six sleek and frosted new colors including: black, blue, red, purple, pink and green. $29.95 MSRP.

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