If you’re a photographer or videographer using an iPad as your on-the-go storage, edit and upload device then you may have encountered the arbitrary 32 GB limit that Apple has set for drives connected using the iPad Camera Connection Kit.
The HyperDrive iPad Hard Drive helps overcome that limit by allowing you to store up to 750 GB of photos and video in discrete 32 GB chunks. Here’s how it works.
Hypermac, the company that brought use the “world’s first” external batter charger for the iPad, has update their Micro and Mini line of external battery chargers to support the unique charging requirements of the iPad.
I’m excited by the fact that their entry-level and smaller-sized models now support the iPad. Why carry a 1.5 pound tablet and a 5 pound battery?
One of my biggest pet peeves is having a dead battery when I need a gadget most. This mild obsession of mine has led me to purchase an external battery for my iPhone that I love – the Fastmac iV – but its USB port doesn’t charge my iPad. As you’ve probably learned, the iPad requires 10 Watts (2.1 Amps) of power in order to charge properly and many USB ports don’t suffice.
HyperMac, the folks who make external batteries for MacBooks, iPhones and other gadgets, has released the “world’s first” external battery for the iPad allowing you to charge your magical tablet while on-the-go.
