modulR is one of the more innovative companies to enter the iPad accessory space. As the name implies, each product builds upon another, starting with their case/cover. Once you’ve wrapped your precious iPad in that, you can add a desk stand, wall mount – even a car headrest mount, to keep the kids occupied.
Incipio has revealed not one but four case styles for the iPad.
The dermaSHOT is a 4mm-thin form-fitting silicone rubber case featuring a smooth, anti-static outer coating protecting everything except the screen, ports and silence switch.
The Feather is a 1mm-thin polymer case with a soft touch matte finish, two surface protectors (I’m assuming that means screen protectors), a cleaning cloth and access to all ports. The company claims that it should work with “most docks” though I’m not sure how they’d know, yet.
The duroSHOT DRX is a hybrid case that wraps the iPad in a soft, flexible NGP (next-generation polymer) material while armoring the sides and back with a hard shell protection.
The NGP Matte is is a thin, soft case made from a semi-rigid material that is said to be both “tear and elongation resistant” while providing access to all ports and controls. Gallery after the jump.
Not wasting any time after the iPad unveiling, Griffin Technology announced the first aftermarket cases for the iPad that we’ve seen so far. The four case styles come in leather, simulated leather, neoprene and silicone materials.
The $49.99 Griffin Elan Passport Leather Folio case (above) opens in a standard portfolio orientation and attaches at the four corners of the bezel.
