Now that I've finally joined the ranks of iPad owners (and I am so happy to be welcomed among you!) I finally understand why there's so much debate about iPad cases. A good one is hard to find.I've been trying out one of their very pretty JAVOedge Cherry Blossom Axis Case for iPad over the past couple of weeks, and it's got some nice features. The fabric case is cushiony enough to offer some protection, and closes easily with a magnetic flap. Flip the case open and it becomes a kickstand, propping the iPad up either either vertically or in landscape in grooves that let it recline at three different angles.
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will say the stand is great for movie watching or for some light work
on plane rides, but certain angles are not quite stable enough for you
to poke at the screen too hard, especially when you're in vertical mode.
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I have been looking for a case! Thanks!!
I have been looking for something like this since Christmas! I got the Poppy one, in yellow. THanks for the tip!
Hey -- this one does LOOK lovely-licious, but one thing worries me. MAGNET?!?!? I thought magnets ANYWHERE near an iThing or computer of any kind were a no-no. No? :)
Good question Jill! We've researched it quite a bit recently, and the the kind of magnets that would required to do damage to a hard drive would have to be crazy strong, like an electromagnet. It used to be that floppy discs were wiped out by regular magnets, and that's how that idea first circulated. You are safe with a magnetic closure case. Promise!
Here's some more info:
http://pcworld.about.com/magazine/2208p107id116572.htm