Logic Sniffer case: what is it?

Ed was going through his drawers and accidentally found a great Open Logic Sniffer case.

Can you tell what this case was originally designed for?  The first person to guess gets a free PCB code. There’s another picture below the break.

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19 Comments

  1. I just put my sniffer in the iPod case which is a little bit bigger (what a great idea, put the board on the top and to sets of probes on the bottom, fits perfectly) the case on the picture is slightly smaller so it has to be for the previous gen iPod nano.

  2. Sticky tape the logic probe to the top of the lid upside down and use straight headers , then you can just flip the lid and be good to go.

  3. Google image search wasn’t much use … it mostly returned red cars :) I would have guessed some sort of sweets or chocolates, but the plastic seems too thick for that.

  4. Looks nice enough to me even if I have no idea what it is/was :P
    My closest guess would be one of them Chipod MP3 clone/wannabe iPod things :)

  5. I think it’s an ipod nano 3rd gen case…

    the box isn’t from ferrero rocher, I have one right next to me that I use to store jumper wires

  6. There are two distinctive marks for the boxes made for Apple.
    The rounded corners, and the recycle logo on the bottom.
    Newest iPod touch boxes have the corners rounded lets say on the X plane, this one has it on the Y plane as the previous batch of last gen iPod touch.
    The Ferrero Rocher boxes are thinner.

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