The Week in iPad Cases: More iPad mini goodness
Perhaps you’re still bleary-eyed from a late night spent attempting to secure your very own iPad mini—followed by the interminable wait for it to show up on your doorstep. Worry not! Thanks to vendors filling our inboxes with announcements, we’ve got plenty of new cases on tap to help you pass the time in this special second installment of our weekly iPad case roundup.
Cygnett's Purple Armour
Cygnett: The Purple Armour (iPad mini; $40) provides extra-strong protection for your iPad mini without adding excessive bulk. It features a padded, microfiber inner lining for shock absorption and can be used to prop up your tablet at multiple angles for landscape-orientation viewing. It comes in either black or purple and includes all the appropriate openings to ensure unhindered access to ports and cameras.
Dicota's Smart Lock Cover
Dicota: The Hard Back Cover (iPad mini; price unavailable) is a minimalist, snap-on case that protects the back of your iPad mini. It’s made of impact-resistant hard plastic, and, if you prefer a softer feel, also comes in a flexible TPU version, aptly named the Flexi Back Cover (iPad mini; price unavailable). Finally, if you’ve already ordered a Smart Cover from Apple and are looking for a compatible back cover, Dicota makes the Smart Lock Cover (iPad mini; price unavailable) just for you.
DodoCase's Bookback
DodoCase: The company has updated its product line to make most of its models available in the new tablet’s format. These include the DodoCase Classic (iPad mini; $60), the DodoCase Solid (iPad mini; $70). Also available are the less-expensive Hardcover Classic (iPad mini; $35) and Hardcover Solid (iPad mini; $39). All cases come in red, blue, or black exteriors with tan interiorsTo read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
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