I'm very interested in ordering a set of skins from "iCarbon.com". However, the fine print on their website says that my At&T sim tray will be covered by the rear product. Question:: does this REALLY make any difference to me? Another way of asking is: why would I care and how often would I need to extract the card anyway?? Thanks BJ, Sacramento

only matters if you need to take it out. You could lay the skin on the table, mark where the sim slot is, and then cut that out of the skin.

The skin manufacturer is just too lazy to maintain a "3G version" of the skin with the slot already cut.

Yea, I hear ya...why inventory two products when you can have a single and a disclainer?! I'd probably do the same thing. BJ

Cut it and then put it on the product. Can't be that hard.

Check out StyleFlip.com, they let you design your own skin

Best rear skin is Bodyguardz armor back skin. You can get it for less than $20 on the internet.

OR... you can get back case like Speck SmartShell that snap to your ipad. Price is mid $20ish

The skin manufacturer is just too lazy to maintain a "3G version" of the skin with the slot already cut.

Originally Posted by Mark0512

The skin manufacturer is just too lazy to maintain a "3G version" of the skin with the slot already cut.

I don't think it's laziness. The iPad 2 is still relatively new, so a lot of new iPad 2 accessories are still coming out a little bit at a time. I would say in another month or so, we might see pre-cut rear iPad 2 skin protectors.

Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF

Originally Posted by Mark0512

The skin manufacturer is just too lazy to maintain a "3G version" of the skin with the slot already cut.

My Bodyquardz rear skin has a hole cut out for the 3G tray!

Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF

Originally Posted by Harters

Originally Posted by Mark0512

The skin manufacturer is just too lazy to maintain a "3G version" of the skin with the slot already cut.

My Bodyquardz rear skin has a hole cut out for the 3G tray!

Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF

I would use this one on mine, however, I am looking for one that does not require the use of liquid to apply it. I have a power support skin on the back of my iPhone 4 that went on dry, but PS doesn't make one for the iPad yet.