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ACCESSORY GUIDE IPAD 2 BUYERS’ GUIDE In-Car Accessories Though no developer has yet released an iPod-style inexpensive charger with integrated audio output, or a mounting solution with a charger built in, separate iPad accessories can be combined for these purposes with generally positive results. Here are the best options we’ve tested over the past year. New Potato TuneLink Auto It looks simple in photos, but TuneLink Auto actually represents a new paradigm in car accessories: an app-assisted, “wires optional” car audio kit. You plug in a small charging bulb with Bluetooth wireless hardware and an FM transmitter inside, then choose whether to connect it to your iPad for full-speed charging, or the car’s line-in port if it has one. All music and FM transmitter commands are sent wirelessly from one or more iOS devices to your stereo. Neat idea. $100 Kensington PowerBolt Micro for iPad/iPhone Still the smallest iPad-ready car charger, PowerBolt Micro barely protrudes from a car’s power port, and has a detachable cable. It works well and takes almost no space. $25 Griffin PowerJolt Plus Going past simple car chargers, Griffin’s PowerJolt Plus has two features that some users will appreciate: a coiled cable that takes up less space when not in use, and a pass-through charging port so that your iPad can charge at full speed while allowing another charger to share the car’s power outlet at the same time. Useful for standalone GPS users and people with other aftermarket car electronics. $30 XtremeMac InCharge Auto Conventional though it may be, InCharge Auto continues XtremeMac’s tradition of cleanlooking car accessories, with a dark gray cable and a 2.1-Amp fast iPad charging bulb. $25 104
IPAD 2 BUYERS’ GUIDE $90 GripDaddy Arm Mount + Headrest Mount GripDaddy has come up with two practical ways to turn bare or encased iPads into back seat entertainment devices: one goes behind a headrest, the other in the middle of the car. Both mounts are made from sturdy metal and thick plastic, using independently tightened hooks to secure to a headrest, plus a spring-loaded arm to hold the iPad upright in an open frame. The Arm Mount places that frame on an adjustable arm that stretches to the center of a car, letting back seaters watch together; you’ll need to tighten the screws to keep it all taut. $80 Arkon Headrest Mount ACCESSORY GUIDE Designed solely for the first iPad, Arkon’s Headrest Mount includes two pieces: a protective faux carbon fiber leather shell that stays on your iPad, linking into a hard, substantial plastic mount. You need to pull off the car’s headrest, pop the metal bars through the mount’s holes, and replace the headrest for installation. It works well enough that we’d love to see a sequel with a more protective iPad 2 case: a mount with a detachable case is a very smart idea. Griffin Cinema Seat Now available in versions for the original iPad and iPad 2, Cinema Seat works as either a padded leatherette and neoprene case or as a fulltime in-car mount. You attach it to a headrest with Velcro straps, and use a slit on the back to insert your iPad. Both versions match light gray car interiors. Luxa2 H7 Dura-Mount H7 is the rare iPad mount designed to work in the front seats of a car, combining Luxa2’s classic and casefriendly spider mount with a windshield suction cup and flexible bar. It’s surprisingly sturdy and adjustable, but check its local legality before considering one. $40 $40 $70 Toucoul Coulvue Using a bone-shaped plastic frame that separates into two pieces to clamp a headrest’s metal bars, Coulvue has a highly adjustable set of joints that allow you to reposition the angle of an iPad or iPad 2 held within an X-shaped plastic mount. Notably, separate versions are sold for the iPads, and neither is case- or body film-friendly. $80 105
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