Cases

  Both the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101 and the keyboard docking station is a pretty hefty investment, so for those with minimal funds remaining, a budget-friendly case like the Cooper Kai Leaf folio can be a compelling choice. In addition to combining your tablet and keyboard in one solution, this portfolio case also features slots for holding your business cards and documents.

  Can you say “repurposed”? The Royal VKB Table Island accessory is touted as a tablet stand. While essentially any sized tablet can be stored on the ‘Island’, or propped up for viewing, let’s face it: This could just as well be (and probably is) marketed as an organizer for documents, books, small items and whatnot. Nothing particularly unique for tablet owners here

  The Cooper Kwel folio tablet case design is rather unconventional, and because it’s made to fit the equally quirky Sony Tablet S shape, perhaps the two will be a good match after all. The PU leather comes in black or red, but rather than purposes of showing off, this case is mostly for users who want to keep their tablet fully functional and...

  If genuine leather cases are beyond your pay-grade, then this generic brand tablet folding case may be the solution you have been looking for. Made of polyurethane material that has the feel and look of black grained-leather, this magnetic tablet case can present your iPad 2 with an elegant business-class style to impress your colleagues and/or the senior corporate partners

  Gold Snake Skin, Hot Pink Snake, Gold Cheetah? These aren’t crazy super-hero names. These are the animal-inspired designs for the Case-Mate Versant case. The folio case is an exotic attraction in the jungle of tablet cases. Not only does the case give an eye-catching style, it also converts into a tablet stand for your viewing and typing pleasure.