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Getting your player ready...

The screens on most cellphones and PDAs are incredibly fragile, especially touch screens. A few specks of sand can make for deep scratches; a splash of water can wreak havoc on keypads. How, then, to take them safely to the beach or other hazardous environments? Aquapacs is a good solution. The flexible transparent plastic bags seal out dirt and water via plastic clips and gaskets at the top of the bag. The cases are waterproof down to 15 feet and in most cases allow for touch interface, speaking and listening (and even snapping photos) right through the thin, malleable material. Aquapacs come in sizes and styles for a wide range of electronic gear, from flip phones to cameras and MP3 players. Some models have integrated armbands or watertight jacks for waterproof headsets, which are also available. All cases come with an adjustable neck cord or shoulder strap and desiccant to absorb condensation. Aquapac cellphone and PDA cases start at $25; armband cases from $35; waterproof headphones are $35, or 877-397-5253.

Judi Dash

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