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The battle to wrap your fifth generation iPod Nano is bright colors is heating up, and now iLuv has launched its attack! It was only two days ago that I told you about Griffin and ezGear debuting some eye-catching Nano cases. Now iLuv has stepped in with three electrifying lines of its own. There's going to be blood in the water.

Style one (above, my fav) offers four city scenes on clear plastic cases. These go for $24.99. Style two includes three crazy tattoo-inspired silicone cases for $19.99 each. Style three includes three designs on clear plastic that make your Nano look like a video camera, selling for $24.99 each. This one could be the sleeper hit of the season.

No doubt Nano Case War 2009 is just getting started. Check back often for new developments and casualties.
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