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Specific iPad cover - what is it called?
I saw this on the Gadget Show a few weeks back.
It's an iPad "case" that is really just some elastic wrapped around the exterior with rubber "balls" attached. When dropped, the iPad simply bounces a little. Anyone know the name of it or, at the very least, know what I'm banging on about? |
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Ooooh, that's spooky, I was looking for the same thing, they're called iballz and you can find them on Amazon for about £22.
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That's the one! Thanks very much, Alli-F.
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I can't decide if its a work of genius or so ugly that any practical benefit is not worth it
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I saw this on the Gadget Show a few weeks back.
It's an iPad "case" that is really just some elastic wrapped around the exterior with rubber "balls" attached. When dropped, the iPad simply bounces a little. Anyone know the name of it or, at the very least, know what I'm banging on about? |
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I can't decide if its a work of genius or so ugly that any practical benefit is not worth it
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But would it bounce enough is the question? It might not be able to break the fall much.
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It will be reliable that your iPad screen will not break during a fall. But can't bounce more than a little
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