Minimal in materials used, but maximal in the number of ways you can use it, the Infinite Loop stand lets you prop your iPad up virtually anywhere, at any angle.
Constructed of a patented metal and plastic moulding, the Infinite Loop stand is essentially a four-foot-long length of plastic coated wire that snaps together. But it’s strong enough to support the weight of a tablet and can be formed into any shape depending on your needs. If you want to use it away from the desk, there are even clips and suction cups to keep the tablet in place.
Furthermore, there’s a smaller, two-foot-long MiniLoop meant for smartphones that attaches to a back panel via suction cup. Especially neat is that it can prop your phone up in the car, which is handy for things like GPS. Infinite Loop mastermind Tim Gushue is asking for $US27,500 to fund the project and is nearly halfway to his goal. Donations over $US19 effective act as pre-orders for the MiniLoop (a $US35 donation will get you a full-sized stand) If interested, you can visit the Infinite Loop page on [Kickstarter] .


























Renny
Saturday, June 25, 2011 at 2:01 PMMakes the oompo (or whatever it is called) very pedestrian. Very clever
ozoneocean
Saturday, June 25, 2011 at 9:56 PMNice, but I’d love to see it shown with different tablets and phones, just to show how useful it is- obviously it could be used with non Apple devices, but showing that would help him to demonstrate how universal the product is and how broad the appeal- a very good idea when you’re doing a pitch like this.
Anyway, if he could come up with something like this for my big Cintiq 21UX I’d love it! The stand for it is soooo heavy. -_-
Samuel Michael Oakmore
Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 1:03 AMA piece of bendy metal, wow! Seems like he just spruced up one of the millions of DIY jobs we’ve all seen here and elsewhere.
This one certainly looks the best, but I bet it wouldn’t look so shapely and perfect after a few bends.
Richard Barlow
Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 3:15 PMI wonder if Steve Jobs will place an order?
SJ: I’d like 1 Infinite Loop, please
Tim: Where would you like it delivered
SJ: 1 Infinite Loop, please
Tim: Sure, but what’s your delivery address?
SJ: 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino
Tim: Yep, 1 Infinite Loop, coming right up, but where in Cupertino?
etc…
Stefan
Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 11:04 PMNow that is pretty cool.. I would like this, very much!!