Cases

  If you are looking for simple, soft case to carry your iPad in, then Capdase’s SplinShell is what you need. The case’s neoprene material cushions your iPad when it is in your purse, bag or briefcase. Pull out the iPad and you are ready to use it without any unwanted cover.

  With the release of the snazzy new Apple iPad Air tablets, the tablet cases specifically designed for the immediately popular product were sure to follow. Here’s an early entry from tablet accessory specialists Cooper Cases, the Apple iPad Air tablet shell. The Chassis is noteworthy for its availability in both flexible and inflexible plastic material – think of them as softwear and hardwear...

  The HOCO “Exclusively Touching” collection of leather cases are noteworthy for containing both substance and elegance. This folio case for the Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 is a fine example in the series. And its made even more appealing by a price that won't necessarily touch an exclusive amount of the user's hard-earned money.

  If typing on your touchscreen isn’t your thing, then the Logitech tablet keyboard case by ZAGG is your final destination in case-searching. The aluminum finish case covers the iPad 2’s screen when you’re on the go and opens up to a fully functional Bluetooth keyboard (that feels like working on a full-sized keyboard) when you need to get some typing done.

  The Cooper Gradus for Kindle Fire is an overall decent folio case that provides better-than-average function for a less-than-average cost. Its main feature is a 360 degree rotating stand for displaying the tablet, which can help divert the user's attention away from the rather shoddy-looking case construction.