Manufacturers also offer optional cases varying in price and quality. Go to your manufacturer’s Web site and look for the link labeled “Accessories.”
In addition, a number of independent vendors offer low to moderately-priced carrying cases and slip covers for Windows Mobile devices. You can check out the following vendors: Belkin (belkin.com) JAVOedge (javoedge.com), PDair
(pdair.com),
Piel Frama (pielframa.com), Pocket PC Techs (pocketpctechs.com), RhinoSkin (saunders-usa.com/rhinoskin/), Sena Cases (senacases.com), or UniQase (uniqase.com). If you need a really rugged case, consider Otter Products (otterbox.com). In addition, camera stores have excellent padded, weather-resistant carrying cases that may work with your device. For less expensive solutions, check out the camera or electronics departments at discount stores such as Wal-Mart or Target. They won’t have “made for the Pocket PC” stamped on the front, but they should work just fine.
Another relatively inexpensive way to avoid wear and tear on your Pocket PC’s display is to use screen protectors (also called “screen overlays”). These thin, transparent plastic sheets cover the screen and protect it from scratches and marks from excessive tapping, but let you see and use the touch screen easily. If you can’t find them on your device manufacturers’ Web site, they are available from a number of third-party vendors, including NuShield (nushield.com), PocketPCTechs (pocketpctechs.com/ws.asp), JAVOedge (javoedge.com), and Belkin (belkin.com).
