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http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=971

MacPower asks, "What''s new pussy cat?"
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
September 19th 2002

The company is offering a limited edition Ice Cube drive enclosure that''s been 
''skinned'' just for Jaguar lovers

MacPower has announced a limited edition (only 1,000 units will be produced) of its 
Ice Cube 3.5-inch drive enclosure designed specifically to get Jaguar lovers purring 
-- the familiar Jaguar-skin pattern has been airbrushed on the inside of the 
enclosures shell (picture here).

"Amaze your friends and be the envy of all!" enthuses MacPower''s homepage. "What 
could be sexier than having this big pussy cat perched on your desk?"

The new Macpower special edition JagWire 1394 FireWire enclosure is being produced on 
a strictly limited basis (1,000 units worldwide), so if you want to get your paws on 
this magnificent beast, pounce now! If you already own an IceCube and would like 
simply to "skin your cat" in JagWire colors, the plastic shell is available separately.

Editor''s note: To quote "Roy" in Blade Runner, "That''s the spirit!"


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