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IPAD 2 BUYERS’ GUIDE
ACCESSORY GUIDE
Rain Design iRest
Doing double duty as a desktop iPad stand and an
adjustable, lap-friendly iPad/iPad 2 holder, iRest includes
two detachable, foam-padded bars that enable you to prop
your tablet up on your knees. When you don’t want
to use them, just unscrew the bars and enjoy the
visual mix of clear plastic, chrome, and aluminum.
$50
Griffin A-Frame +
Tablet Stand
Griffin began with A-Frame
($50), an aluminum easelstyle
stand that did best
holding an iPad/iPad 2 in
one fixed position on a desk,
folding down for storage.
Now there’s Tablet Stand ($30), a smaller, less
expensive plastic version that does the same thing
with less flair and lower iPad case compatibility.
$30+
Luxa2 H4 Stand
Unsurpassed in versatility, the
largely metal H4 has a rotating
and tilting padded center for
your choice of viewing angles,
and a leg with a hole for cables.
It looks like a spider
from behind, but nice
from the front.
$60
Just Mobile Encore
Expensive though it may be for a seemingly simple design,
Encore is the type of elegant and highly attractive solution
Just Mobile has become known for. A rubber-bottomed ring
of aluminum uses a rear plastic arm to adjust the
iPad or iPad 2’s angle of recline; a matching plastic
arc supports the iPad’s bottom. Beautiful and smart.
$60
M.Brdz Crystal Stand
Only for the first iPad, Crystal
Stand uses clear plastic shells
and an aluminum stand to
protect the iPad when it’s in
your hands, then easily mounts
like an iMac when
you want it on a desk.
$82
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