The perfect iPad stand - you probably have one...(webdesktoplife.com)
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The perfect iPad stand - you probably have one...
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I'm usually anti-case for all my gadgets but the 1st party case is a must for the iPad IMO. Makes it way easier to type and to prop up like this. This is a nice hack in a pinch but I wouldn't want to use it all the time.
Agreed. The case increases friction, which makes it much more stable on your lap or knee. The tuck-in flap enables 3 different stand positions: low angled landscape, tall angled landscape, and vertical portrait. Those last two are ideal for use with the Apple Bluetooth keyboard. Also, you can use the flap as a sun shade for occasional outdoors use. (iPad is really an indoors device, though.)
IMO, the case increases iPad ergonomics by 50%.
IMO, the case increases iPad ergonomics by 50%.
Perhaps "perfect" is not the adjective. Pretty sure this could be perfected in many ways. Inexpensive or quick maybe.
Err... why is this frontpage news, what the hell?
Err... why is this the top voted comment, what the hell?
More on topic, why would you spend $500 on a high profile gadget where one of the main attractions is the style of it, and then balance it on some moulded plastic that was only ever intended to be a temporary shipping support to the things you wanted (blank DVDs)?
It's not the perfect iPad stand, it's a really incongruous luxofrugal mixture that looks ripe for you to touch the top corners, dislodge from the small gap the lower edge is hooked into and have it at least slip down onto the table, and at most slip down scratching the back, then slide onto and off the edge of the table causing you to start forwards, spilling whatever you were holding and end up with a damp crotch, and stained carpet, a scratched iPad and feeling like an idiot.
Nice observation, now stop doing that and treat your expensive stuff with more respect; or if you have enough cash that you don't consider an iPad expensive, buy a proper stand!
More on topic, why would you spend $500 on a high profile gadget where one of the main attractions is the style of it, and then balance it on some moulded plastic that was only ever intended to be a temporary shipping support to the things you wanted (blank DVDs)?
It's not the perfect iPad stand, it's a really incongruous luxofrugal mixture that looks ripe for you to touch the top corners, dislodge from the small gap the lower edge is hooked into and have it at least slip down onto the table, and at most slip down scratching the back, then slide onto and off the edge of the table causing you to start forwards, spilling whatever you were holding and end up with a damp crotch, and stained carpet, a scratched iPad and feeling like an idiot.
Nice observation, now stop doing that and treat your expensive stuff with more respect; or if you have enough cash that you don't consider an iPad expensive, buy a proper stand!
They have these awesome cradle-like things at Best Buy for displaying them. I asked the rep if you can buy them somewhere, and he said "no".
The slanted lucite circle with the silicon ring on it. Apple Store has those also. Can't be long before we see someone selling that. Or something similar.
Thought this was going to be a link to http://static.businessinsider.com/image/4bbf279f7f8b9a457377...
Is anybody able to visually identify said object? Oh...a CD blanks spindle.
It's surprisingly stable... Try it!
I don't have one.
If I now just DON'T buy an iPad, I'm set.
If I now just DON'T buy an iPad, I'm set.
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