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The baddest iPhone mod can now be yours – Plasma deposited TiAlN coating for your iPhone

February 27, 2008 by Will Park - 1 Comment

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It’s sleek. It’s sexy. It’s the baddest cosmetic modification for the iPhone, nay, for any gadget, to ever hit the market. And you can now “stealthify” your very own iPhone.

The beautiful plasma deposited TiAlN/TiN coating that we showed you not too long ago is now available to the end-user. Just send your iPhone, along with the obligatory $299 fee, in to Gigapascal and they’ll return your iPhone coated in the TiAlN/TiN after emerging from its plasma bath.

TiN TiAlN anodized plasma deposition iPhone

You’ll get to choose a TiAlN-coated (shiny black) or a TiN-coated (shiny gold) Apple logo to complement the anodized matte black rear cover. You also get your choice of a TiAlN or TiN coating for the front bezel.

Sure, $299 is a lot of money to simply change the look of your iPhone. But, it’s a helluva lot cheaper than slathering your iPhone in crystals or diamonds – and it looks soo much better. Just be ready to do without your iPhone for 2-3 days…

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