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The back of the Lounge Case is filled with beads, like a beanbag, and lined with a supple sweatshirt-esque material. When you use it as a stand, the angle of the iPad Lounge Case is tilted back just a liiiiiittle more than Apple’s Smart Cover. It’s having an lazy mode for your iPad; you can throw it anywhere and it’ll fit in. The best part? The iPad really disappears into the pillow – you forget about the thinness, the unibody, the A5 chip – and you just treat it as a trusty piece of furniture. It just feels like home.
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Travelling with the case would be annoying – like seeing people travel with pillows. Maybe it’s more comfortable, but you sure look weird lugging that space-hogging ball around. Prying the iPad out of the case is a pain in the arse. There’s no way to protect the iPad’s screen or wash the case’s pillow backing, either.
Nodeity
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 8:43 AMHmmm,.. I wonder if they could make one of these things generic, for all touch pads? Wouldn’t be hard, maybe a hard rubberised base with some kind of elasticated hook thingies that you could stretch out and grip the edges of the pad without damaging or getting stuck… Somebody take this idea up will ya!!… Thanks :]
Heisenburg
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 10:15 AM@ $60 it wouldn’t be hard to make a cheaper generic version, surely.
olearymo
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 10:29 AMTake a small beanbag. Place it on a surface. Place ipad on beanbag.
Done.
glennc
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 12:39 PMi’m glad you caught every angle of that thing, so complex, i had no idea how it worked
olearymo
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 4:17 PMpfffft hehehehe
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