Boomerang BookCase from Portenzo is a high-quality book tablet case for the iPad Mini. The case’s inner is handmade from highly durable American maple offering great protective capabilities. Rigid outer cover provides additional impact protection shielding the screen and back of the tablet.

Toast has presented an iPad Mini version of its popular tablet back protector – iPad Cover. Laser-cut from premium quality, genuine wood, the case provides the device with unique, eye-catching design, while protecting it from everyday bumps and scratches.

Grip 3 from ColorWare is a unique back protector compatible with the Apple iPad 2 and the new iPad. The peculiarity of the case lies in its built-in handle , which offers a convenient way to carry the tablet around. The frame and the handle of the case are crated from aluminum providing an all-round protection.

Treegloo offers everyone a chance to construct their own custom tablet case for the Apple iPad Mini – Your Case. The customization options include just about everything starting from the frame and the cover color to interior lining and closure type. Naturally, all protective qualities of a book tablet case are present.

Whitney from J.W. Hulme is an exquisite envelope tablet case made specifically for the Apple iPad Mini. Made from genuine leather tanned exclusively for the manufacturer, the case offers natural impact and scuff protection, while offering classic, vintage looks. Interior soft nubuck leather lining ensures the tablet’s screen remains scratch and smudge free.

Lunambra presented Italian Postage – a high-quality envelope tablet case compatible with all Apple tablets including the iPad, iPad 2, and the new iPad. The case is also available in Apple iPad Mini size upon request. The case is handmade from thick fabric protecting the tablet from minor bumps and bruises.

Dodocase launched Build-A-DODO – a simple custom tablet case compatible with the Apple iPad 2 and the new iPad. Customers are offered a unique opportunity to build a classic Dodocase tablet case from scratch. Buyers will receive the same high-quality tablet book case, the company is famous for, but featuring their very own design.

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Ars Technica puts forward a simple guide on how to make a DIY custom tablet case using just an ordinary sewing machine. Basically, the guide is a step-by-step manual allowing tablet users to create a unique case for whatever device they own ranging from the Apple new iPad to Google Nexus 7.

Woodford Design has just launched Inkee – a unique back protector compatible with the Apple iPad 2 and the new iPad. The accessory becomes one of the best custom tablet cases offering buyers virtually unlimited personalization options. Users can print out their favorite picture, attach it to the case and change it whenever the mood to do so strikes them.