IPadstands Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Prop 'n Go is my new favorite iPad stand

by Mel Martin (Apr 9th, 2012)

I have been through sooooo many iPad cases and stands. Cases with keyboards, cases without, backpack cases, mini-briefcase models, you name it, I've tried it. Since I work at home, my needs aren't that complicated. I need something that serves as a stand, won't tip over, and allows me to adjust ...

The TabGrip Stand for the iPad, a decent stand with a major problem

by David Winograd (Feb 14th, 2011)

At Macworld 2011, I was shown the TabGrip (US$39.99), which looked and felt like a great iPad stand; I didn't realize that it had a major problem until I got it home and installed it. It's a stand that works in either landscape or portrait orientation. It consists of four riveted hard plastic ...

The Wedgepad bean bag stand for the iPad

by David Winograd (Aug 3rd, 2010)

The Wedgepad ($27 shipping only to the US), taking a cue from Veronica Belmont's Cat stand, is a comfortable iPad stand comprised of a wedged bean bag and four white elastic straps. It's very light, weighing in at only five ounces. The straps hold your iPad securely and its pliability and ...

Taking a stand on iPad stands

by Mel Martin (Apr 18th, 2010)

I love the iPad. I really do. Getting a good iPad stand, however, can be a daunting proposition. There are a lot of varieties, things you can buy, things you can convert. It's pretty clear to me that for a lot of iPad use, a stand is mandatory. I don't think the iPad is a one-hander. It gets ...

A first week with the iPad

by Mel Martin (Apr 11th, 2010)

How has week #1 with the iPad been? Pretty good actually. I wasn't going to get one, but while on a TUAW assignment to get some photos... and kinda sorta held up my hand and did the deed. I'm glad I did. It's now a constant companion. I actually prefer surfing the web with it over my laptop ...