Nissan announces world's first self-healing iPhone case
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Nissan's Scratch Shield iPhone case that employs technology used on cars to self-repair fine scratches
Nissan's Scratch Shield iPhone case is currently being trialed and could be available later this year
Nissan's Scratch Shield iPhone case is made from ABS plastic
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Just over six years ago, we reported that Nissan had developed a "Scratch Guard Coat" paint designed to repair scratches on not only cars, but on painted surfaces in general. The company has already applied its paint technology to a number of Nissan and Infiniti models, and in 2009 it announced that it would license it for use on mobile phones. It appears there weren't many takers as Nissan has now announced that it has produced the world's first self-healing iPhone case that makes use of the Scratch Shield paint.
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