With this rushing lifestyle of ours, we always keep eating in front of the PC or Mac. And don't you just hate it when your keyboard gets all messy, full of oil and crumbs? If that's your case, then you're the targeted fellow for iSkin, which has come up with the ProTouch.

It's a new line of keyboard protectors for Apple wired and wireless keyboards that deliver the most advanced combination of design and protection.

The skins are form-fitting silicone that you can use full time in order to keep your keyboard safe from the everyday hazards that in some particular cases can lead to permanent damage, while the built-in Microban protection assures continuous cleanliness, inhibiting the growth of damaging microbes, such as bacteria, that can cause stains, odors and product deterioration.

Made of pure high-grade silicone, soft, flexible and long lasting, the ProTouch are designed to offer maximum comfort and a normal typing experience for both normal and speed typists. It also minimizes typing noise, making it ideal for typing in class, libraries and late night social networking sessions.

With the cleanliness maniac in mind, iSkin has made the ProTouch washable so you can clean it with warm water and detergent. You simply remove it from the keyboard, wash and dry it thoroughly and put it back for another session.

The ProTouch is available in two styles, to fit everyone's taste - Classic and Vibes. The Classic provides a maximum protection with a minimalist, low-profile design and made to work with Apple Aluminium Wires/Wireless Keyboard and Apple Aluminium Wired Keyboard with numeric keypad. The ProTouch Vibes offers both maximum protection and enhanced features and special additions. This one has been made only for Apple Aluminium Wired/Wireless Keyboard. The Classic version costs $24.99, while the Vibes is only $10 more expensive.


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