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IPAD 2 BUYERS’ GUIDE<br />

$90<br />

GripDaddy Arm Mount<br />

+ Headrest Mount<br />

GripDaddy has come up with<br />

two practical ways to turn bare<br />

or encased iPads into back<br />

seat entertainment devices:<br />

one goes behind a headrest,<br />

the other in the middle of the<br />

car. Both mounts are made<br />

from sturdy metal and thick<br />

plastic, using independently<br />

tightened hooks to secure to a<br />

headrest, plus a spring-loaded<br />

arm to hold the iPad upright<br />

in an open frame. The Arm<br />

Mount places that frame on an<br />

adjustable arm that stretches<br />

to the center of a car, letting<br />

back seaters watch together;<br />

you’ll need to tighten the<br />

screws to keep it all taut.<br />

$80<br />

Arkon Headrest Mount<br />

ACCESSORY GUIDE<br />

Designed solely for the<br />

first iPad, Arkon’s Headrest<br />

Mount includes two pieces:<br />

a protective faux carbon<br />

fiber leather shell that stays<br />

on your iPad, linking into<br />

a hard, substantial plastic<br />

mount. You need to pull off the car’s headrest, pop the metal<br />

bars through the mount’s holes, and replace the headrest<br />

for installation. It works well enough that we’d love to see a<br />

sequel with a more protective iPad 2 case: a mount<br />

with a detachable case is a very smart idea.<br />

Griffin Cinema Seat<br />

Now available in versions for<br />

the original iPad and iPad 2,<br />

Cinema Seat works as either<br />

a padded leatherette and<br />

neoprene case or as a fulltime<br />

in-car mount. You attach<br />

it to a headrest with Velcro<br />

straps, and use a slit on the back to insert your iPad.<br />

Both versions match light gray car interiors.<br />

Luxa2 H7 Dura-Mount<br />

H7 is the rare iPad mount<br />

designed to work in the front<br />

seats of a car, combining<br />

Luxa2’s classic and casefriendly<br />

spider mount with a<br />

windshield suction cup and<br />

flexible bar. It’s surprisingly sturdy and adjustable,<br />

but check its local legality before considering one.<br />

$40<br />

$40<br />

$70<br />

Toucoul Coulvue<br />

Using a bone-shaped plastic frame that separates into two<br />

pieces to clamp a headrest’s metal bars, Coulvue has a highly<br />

adjustable set of joints that allow you to reposition the angle<br />

of an iPad or iPad 2 held within an X-shaped plastic<br />

mount. Notably, separate versions are sold for the<br />

iPads, and neither is case- or body film-friendly.<br />

$80<br />

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