MICROSOFT ZUNE 2nd GENERATION 4GB / 8GB CLEAR Hard Plastic Snap-On Protective Faceplate Carrying Case

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MICROSOFT ZUNE 2nd GENERATION 4GB / 8GB CLEAR Hard Plastic Snap-On Protective Faceplate Carrying Case

Price: $3.49

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Protect your Microsoft Zune player against everyday hazards and scratches
This form fitting case is designed to offer all-around external surface protection
Provides the maximum protection available while allowing easy access to all controls
It molds perfectly to the player's shape to highlight its beauty

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