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iPad Hack – How to Make a DIY Chopsticks iPad Stand!

Posted on February 10, 2011 by max

You might just want to save those chopsticks (even if you don’t know how to use them) after a Chinese take-out and re-use it to make a Chopsticks iPad Stand!

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Joby Ori Aluminum Composite iPad Case/Stand Review

Posted on January 13, 2011 by max

Joby has been known to innovate in the camera field for the last couple years for their creative Gorillapods (which I highly recommend btw), this year they decided to do something different with their new Joby Ori, an aluminum composite (aircraft-grade) iPad case/stand that can protect your iPad and also position it at various different angles.

I think this is the “best” iPad case/stand combo out there right now and Joby has nailed it.

Not only will it protect your iPad, it “looks good” wh

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Dual Docker – iPad and iPhone Dock with Built-in Charger!

Posted on October 17, 2010 by guest

Cool-Invent announces its release of the Dual Docker for the iPad and iPhone – the only docker on the market today with a built-in charger. It allows you to drop in your iPad and iPhone with one hand so there’s no fumbling with cables. Its unique articulated dual ball joint allows independent adjustment of the iPad and iPhone at various angles and heights for proper eye alignment. The stylish Dual Docker is a compact stand that works as an easel and a typing stand. As an easel, the Dual Docker beautifully displays the iPad and iPhone in both portrait and lands

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World’s Weirdest iPad Stand!

Posted on July 20, 2010 by max

World’s weirdest iPad stand?  Or is it the most innovative?

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iPad Stand Hack – How to Make an iPad Stand from Packaging!

Posted on April 22, 2010 by max

Here’s a real simple way on how to make an iPad stand from packaging, although I have hard time justifying use of a recycled material (with no weight on it) to hold something you just paid $500 for.  Nevertheless, it’s a good option.

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