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Entire line of iPhone nano cases showcased online

If it weren’t for iPhone case manufacturer XSKN, we would have never been intrigued again by rumors of an upcoming iPhone nano. But well, the rumors have spread, especially with them posting a mock-up of the iPhone nano case they’ve designed.

Checking back on them today, it appears as if they’ve posted the entire line of their upcoming iPhone nano cases, available in a slew of different colors, all fit for the rumored device’s mock up. You can see a sample of it below. An iPhone nano case colored with black on black.

These iPhone nano cases are priced at $25, according to the site. And like earlier mentioned, it’s available in many more colors other than the black version embedded above.

Here’s a version of the XSKN’s iPhone nano case in red. They all look quite neat, but the existence of these iPhone nano cases (even if they get released) do not necessarily mean that the iPhone nano from Apple is actually real. Of it it’s going to be released any time soon. In any case, it seems XSKN’s showcase of iPhone nano cases is in full swing. Best take a peek at it while you can.

[Thanks: http://www.unwiredview.com]

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iPhone nano now available in Thailand, sort of

Knockoffs have undoubtedly come a long way since the first one we documented. And we’re not exactly new to the existence of knock offs for products that don’t even exist yet. That’s why we’re not at all surprised to see an iPhone nano allegedly for sale in Thailand.

Silicon case manufacturer XSKN first revived the myth nearly two weeks ago, with a purported iPhone nano case posted on its web site. Then, official-looking photos started to surface, though they were mere mock-ups it was the closest we thought we could get to the real thing. But we were wrong.

Some enterprising fellow out in Thailand already offers an iPhone nano up for sale, but it’s not an Apple. The iPhone nano clones, pictured here and shown in the gallery below, bear a striking resemblance to the earlier alleged iPhone nano we uncovered last year. However, the last year’s model was designed to mimic the original iPhone, while this new one looks more fit to be called an iPhone 3G knockoff.

While the iPhone nano knockoff shown here looks like it’s got Apple’s design copied right to a certain level, this is by no means a confirmation of earlier speculation and rumors. If Apple’s going to make an iPhone nano, they should remember to announce it and make their intentions clear. Then, and only then, will this matter go to rest.

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