Colorware Paints Up All of Your New Apple Gear
October 8, 2007 by Lauren
Colorware continues their tradition of slathering paint (oh-so-carefully) onto your prized electronics, having extended their spectrum to the newer line of Apple products. This means if you aren't happy with the colors of your new iMac, iPod Nano, iPod Classic, iPod Touch, or iPhone, or perhaps your gear just doesn't look exclusive enough as is, then you can call these guys up and change that (for a price).
The tags may seem a bit pricey for a paint job, but you can rest assured, the outcome is very professional and classy (not to mention totally awesome). The look is clean and quite obviously, unique to boot. If I wasn't such a fan of classic black, glossy colors [that are conveniently the standard], I'd get my own gadgets clad in new color.
You have the option of sending in your own devices or buying them brand new and painted in their entirety from the Colorware site. You get to design the new digs and purchase it exactly the way you want it to look. The only downside is that a paint job on something like, say, the iPhone would cost you a baseline price of $149.
Other than that, these look great. Whether you're set or merely intrigued, do go check out the Colorware site here. Still not convinced? Thanks to Gizmodo, we have access to a gallery of real-life, non-computer-generated images of a Colorware paint job being modeled by the lovely Xbox 360. Enjoy.
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