Good news for the businessmen and leather high class fashionistas out there, since Sena Cases has announced their own protection solutions for the Apple iPhone 4 gadget. Until now nothing of this sort has been produced and in even more good news, there are six different custom designs (available for anyone) to choose from, all built with one purpose, to drown the iPhone 4 in style.

Out of the four models up for pre-ordering right now, we have the Sena Cases MagnetFlipper, which stylishly exposes the iPhone 4's private ports, for obvious functionality reasons.

Flipping the magnetic closure is what you'll be doing every time you want to talk on the phone, if using the MagneticFlipper. Next in the lineup of hard to get accessories, with the same pre-order price of $46.80 as the precious model, is the WalletSkin you can also see pictured here. This one is basically a wallet with a special compartment for the iPhone 4. A piece of advice, don't place it in the back pocket of your trousers.

Still in the $46.80 pre-order price zone ($52 retail), the WalletBook adds a twist to the WalletSkin model by including a side spin. This way, you'll have the iPhone 4 on the right and the almost regular wallet on the left.

The most affordable model announced here by Sena Cases is the UltraSlim Pouch, which is designed to meet the needs of consumers who are not into the “bulky cases trend.” Well, Sena Cases, I'm sorry you have to find about this from here, but those people don't buy any type of case at all, no matter how slim they are. Anyway, the UltraSlim Pouch costs just $26.99 if pre-ordered.

The last two cases in this new lineup are already available and they are called the Laterale Pouch and the Fondina. Both are mid-priced at $39.99. The Laterale Pouch is built with Sena Case's Classic leather, comes with a durable belt clip and a top flap snap closure. Built with River leather, the Fondina offers a less intrusive grip to your body, with a lateral footprint, as you can see in the picture.


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