Posts tagged with colorware

Colorware Now Does The Alienware M15X

Posted on March 4, 2010 9:49 AM

The Alienware M15X is a pretty powerful laptop, but since it doesn’t come in any exciting color schemes, you could always send yours in to Colorware and get it customized to your liking. What do you think of the customizations above, rather cute, wouldn’t you say? If you already own one of these laptops, you can send yours in and get the job done for $525, or you could just buy the customized laptop outright from Colorware for $2275. Specifications of the Alienware M15X include:

ColorWare now caters to Nooks and Nexus Ones

Posted on January 27, 2010 4:14 AM

Do you have a Nook or a Google Nexus One that you wish came in a color totally different from what the hardware manufacturer offers? You're in luck then, as ColorWare has now made available their own versions of the Nook and Nexus One. You can opt to send in your device to have them color it, or purchase a pre-colored device from them directly just like other gadgets in the past. There are over 87 colors and finishes to choose from, so you're spoilt for choice. It will cost you a whopping $800 for a new customized Nexus One from ColorWare, otherwise just send in your handset to them and see it return to your doorstep in a totally new color for $175.

Colorware Does The BlackBerry Bold 9700

Posted on November 30, 2009 12:35 AM

If you love customization, you’ll probably already be familiar with Colorware and their awesome color customizations. If you’re looking to make your BlackBerry Bold 9700 stand out from the crowd, this is certainly a good way to do it. As usual, you can buy the phone which has been customized directly off them, or you can send in your existing phone for them to do what they do best. Check out what you BlackBerry Bold 9700 could look like here.

ColorWare does 27-inch iMacs now

Posted on November 25, 2009 7:41 AM

ColorWare has expanded their base of operations to include the new 27" iMacs where $500 will allow you to colorize your own iMac, while forking out an additional $700 on top of what Apple is charging you will net you a brand new, custom-colored iMac from ColorWare. The Magic Mouse can also undergo a similar treatment if you want to - $30 if you send in your own mouse, and $100 to buy one direct from them.

Colorware Does The PS3 Slim

Posted on September 12, 2009 1:31 PM

You may not love the PS3 Slim’s design, but if you don’t like its color, then Colorware seems like it can offer you something. Starting from $149, they’re willing to do what they do best, which is offering color options, to your PS3 Slim. You can even chose to pay $449 to get a brand new console from them, fully customized. They’ll also paint one of your Dual Shock controllers to sweeten the deal, though you’ll need to fork out an additional $30 for each extra controller that you want to match the console. Can’t quite imagine what your PS3 Slim will look like? You can check out their site to help you visualize.

ColorWare BlackBerry Tour now available

Posted on August 10, 2009 8:41 PM

The folks at ColorWare has done their bit to expand the love of colors to the BlackBerry Tour, and this is pretty speedy considering the smartphone didn't even make it out for more than a month already. ColorWare is willing to take your Tour and give you a custom color coating of your choice for $129, while you can pick up a customized design from them directly for $750, with an unlocked Tour in tow. As usual, you can have a myriad of choices to go nuts over, while letting various parts get accentted by a color of your preference.

ColorWare Stealth MacBook Pro

Posted on July 6, 2009 8:18 AM

ColorWare is already well known when it comes to repainting your current gizmo into something that most other people out there don't own, but they seem to have outdone themselves this time round with the Stealth MacBook Pro. Available as a limited edition, the all-black 15" MacBook Pro comes complete with a matte display, while an Intel 3.06GHz processor powers it alongside 8GB RAM, a 256GB SSD, an 8x SuperDrive, zero gloss finish and a SofTouch coating to make you wish you'd never run out of documents to type. There will only be 10 units of these available (they weren't kidding when they classified it as limited edition, that's for sure), costing $5,999 a pop.

ColorWare Jumps On iPhone 3GS Bandwagon

Posted on June 23, 2009 4:29 PM

ColorWare has expanded their expertise to include the recently unveiled iPhone 3GS, allowing you to stand out from the rest of the $199 crowd with your personalized color. As usual, you can choose from the standard range of solid and metallic colors, having dyed-to-match earphones as well. Apart from changing the color of the phone's back-plate, you can also customize the chrome bezel, home button and SIM holder if that's your taste. Pricing starts from $150 for the back, while $20 is required for each bezel frame and button, whereas the SIM holder and earbuds will cost $15 each. You'll need to send in your handset yourself since they aren't offering any phones from themselves at the moment.

Nintendo DSi Gets ColorWare Treatment

Posted on June 3, 2009 8:12 PM

Fancy getting your DSi in a slew of colors according to your choice and preference? That is now possible with the folks at ColorWare weaving their magic, allowing to to pick and choose the right shades for your DSi accordign to what you want - at a price, of course. But hey, at least you can be sure that nobody out there will probably have the same color as you, compared to a limited edition DSi from Nintendo, right? You can send in your own DSi for $99 per treatment, while picking one up from ColorWare themselves pre-painted will cost you $299.

Kindle 2 Gets New Colors

Posted on May 11, 2009 9:59 AM

ColorWare is one company that aims to make life much more, er, colorful with their expertise of draping devices in new shades apart from the stock colors it comes in. The Kindle 2 is the latest gadget to receive the ColorWare treatment, where you'll be able to choose from a customization page to make sure that various parts of the Kindle 2 will come in the exact shade you want it. Sending in an existing Kindle 2 to ColorWare will cost $199, while those who want to pick up a new customized one from ColorWare themselves will have to fork out $599. Expensive, but then again being at the front of the crowd often costs, doesn't it?