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Device Nine Six iPhone Laser Engraving by Tim Yu
We are all well aware of the many iPhone accessories—armbands, headphones, sleeves, etc.—that will surely flood the market in very near future. But, if you really want to trick out your iPhone, custom laser engraving is the way to go. Reader Justin B. tipped us to L.A.-based company Device Nine Six and sent us the above video that shows his phone getting the treatment.
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