NewerTech has rolled out Gripstand and Gripbase for the iPad. Both of the accessories are only compatible with the first gen iPad. Gripstand is made from hard plastic and has all the cutouts for ports and controls. The stand can rotate 360 degrees allowing user to use it both portrait and landscape modes.
AceLuxe has rolled out a very different, yet elegant stand for the iPad. The iPad stand is made from aluminum and is compatible with most of the tablets currently available in the market. Its hinge allows the user to adjust the angle according to the needs. For example: You should have an acute angle while typing and obtuse when watching a movie.
MountMe has launched a new freedom iPad mount which is basically a combination case offering full access to all ports and controls. The mount has a quick release rear bracket that also functions as a kickstand – nifty for web surfing and video viewing.
iHome has rolled out two new speaker systems for iPad. First is the iD9 that is a sleek rechargeable speaker system that gives you great sound, making it perfect for music, games and apps. iD9 works like a charm with the iHome and Sleep app for custom alarm settings and social alerts. You can also use iHome+Radio app for Internet radio.
For the first time in long time, folks at Jobi have been able to grab my attention with its new exclusive, brand new design. This iPad case costs 50 dollars that also functions as an iPad stand as the rear stand is detachable. The stand allows you to use the device in both horizontal or vertical mode.
Rain Design has released a new iPad stand for the iPad. It is designed specifically for use on the lap of the user. Made from aluminum, it features a torque hinge that allows for angle adjustment (upto 60 degrees supported).
