http://dell.skinit.com/
Is anyone using one these laptop skins? I have a black 1520 and the finger prints on the cover are annoying me and i was looking for something to help with it and on Dell's site they link to this skin site.
I was interested to know if anone is using any of these. If you are using one:
What do you think of it?
How durable is it?
Does it show finger prints?
Any screen shots?
Any other thoughts?
Thanks in advance!
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I put one of these on my wife`s 1505. She likes Koi fish, so thats the one I picked. It`s completely durable, resists finger prints and is easily applied and removed. It seems to be worth the money, and so far we are completly satisfied with it. Now with the color option for inspiron ,there are modified skin-its that are more of highlighters than protection.
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I ordered 3 skins for skinit.com
2X for 1405's
1X for a 1505.
Great company, great quality, awesome colors, resistant, durable, no finger prints, and you can create your own design (own picture)
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Circuit city sells these...they had several last week for 50% off (14.99) and some were even free. I thought about picking up the free chicago bears one, but i decided i like the all black classy look of my laptop so i didnt. I'm just letting you know there are stores you can pick these up at locally for cheaper than the site.
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The fingerprint issue is easily solved-- the iKlear two step wipes clean the screen, keyboard and oilsmudge-prone matte lid of my m1330 really well.
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yes, the 2 laptops are the exact same
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If you have just purchased your notebook, don't affix the skin immediately but wait till you are sure there are no problems with the notebook.
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the skins are removable...you can peel them off without leaving any residue.
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if all else fails, googone works great
Dell laptop skins
Discussion in 'Dell' started by SloantheBone, Nov 11, 2007.