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Grace Digital Audio ECO Extreme All Terrain Speaker Case Review

, Jun 15th 2011 Discuss [6]

What we’ve got here today is an oddity indeed, a product we don’t often see around these parts, one made for the crossbreed citizen of our beloved modern world, the hardcore outdoors tech nerd. Better yet, it’s a piece of equipment that’s made for a mountain climber, but will make your everyday sunfish catching a whole lot louder. This is the Grade Digital Audio ECO Extreme All Terrain Speaker Case – it’s waterproof, it’s bright blue, and it’s made to make sure your handset doesn’t get trashed while you’re listening to Lady Gaga while you’re jumping out of an airplane. Actually you probably still wouldn’t be able to hear the music over the air even if you had it – but your device would be fine!

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Samsung Galaxy S II Official Accessories Review

Samsung’s Galaxy S II smartphone blew us away with its combination of dual-core performance, impressive Super AMOLED Plus display and super-slim dimensions, beating the HTC Sensation to the market. The company’s official accessories haven’t been so timely, however, but the Samsung Vehicle Dock Kit, HDTV Adapter, Desktop Dock and Battery Charger Stand are finally on the SlashGear test bench. They’re joined by Case Mate’s “Barely There” Tough Case, too. Check out our full review after the cut.

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iFrogz iPad 2 Summit Case Review – Great Case or Greatest Case?

, Jun 14th 2011 Discuss [12]

Before we begin I should warn you that I’ve been rather skeptical in the past that the iPad 2 would ever need another case again, given the utter awesomeness that the Apple-made smart cover had. Because of this, the thought of adding any case that would disallow my ability to use that genius bit of engineering has, up until recently, made me a sad panda. Recently I reviewed a sort of hand-holder for the iPad 2 and it didn’t fare especially well because it made a total mess of the other cases and coverings I was using – this iFrogz Summit case has no such problems working with my 3rd party peripherals. It’s got protection on both sides, a nice leathery feel, and it allows the iPad 2 to stand up on its own – is it time to toss the Smart Cover and move on?

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HP TouchPad accessories up for order: Charging Dock, Keyboard, more

, Jun 13th 2011 Discuss [0]

HP confirmed pricing and availability for the TouchPad tablet last week, and now it's done the same for the first batch of official accessories for the webOS slate. The Charging Dock, Wireless Keyboard, TouchPad Case and Power Charger have all been added to the company's webstore, and are listed as "coming soon." Read The Full Story

iShuttr camera accessory for iPhone adds Xenon flash

I have taken photos with my iPhone 4 a bunch of times and generally, the photos aren’t that great. They turn out blurry or too dark in my hands more often than not. The iShuttr might help that blurry business, but it will certainly help my pics to not be too dark thanks to the larger flash that case adds to the iPhone. The case promises to turn your iPhone into a real point and shoot camera. Read The Full Story

KarasKustoms debuts new machined aluminum iPad and iPad 2 cases

A long while back, I got my hands on one of the machined KarasKustoms cases for my iPhone 4 and loved the case. It looked great, offered some protection from drops and was all around awesome to behold. The coolest thing about the case to me is that each of them is machined from chunks of aluminum and then uses screws to attach it. The gang at KarasKustoms has now turned the aluminum machining prowess towards making cases for your iPad or iPad 2. Read The Full Story

ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Sleeve Case Hands-On

While we put the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101 through its paces for the full SlashGear review yesterday, what we didn’t mention was ASUS’ official Sleeve Case with Smart Stand for the tablet. Like the iPad 2′s Smart Cover, the Transformer Sleeve Case promises not only to protect your slate – while adding as little bulk as possible – but prop it up for media playback or on-screen typing. Read on to find out whether we reckon it’s worth the money.

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iPad 2 StealthArmor Orange and Tungsten Unboxing and Hands-On

, Mar 29th 2011 Discuss [4]

We’ve received our very own duo of iPad 2 armors from Fusion of Ideas – that’s right, it’s time again for SteathArmor! What we’ve got here is one skin set from their Colors series with Orange, and one skin set from their Metal series with Tungsten. Both are quite epic, precision cut to fit the iPad 2, and if I may so myself, colored to an absolutely perfect couple of shades of their respective color names. Take a peek here at what these armors, wraps, skins, whatever you’d like to call them as they arrive at our doorstep and yours truly unpacks them.

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Speck CandyShell Card case for iPhone 4 launches

Speck has a ton of cases for the iPhone 4 and it keeps bringing out cool new offerings for us to check out. The latest case from Speck will protect your iPhone and may let you get rid of some of the other stuff in your pocket or purse. The case is called the CandyShell Card. Read The Full Story

GSLO expects first Volt solar chargers for iPhone to ship in next 30 days

Many green iPhone 4 users out there have been waiting in anticipation for the cool GSLO Volt solar charger case to hit the market. The last time we talked about the case it was set to enter mass production. GSLO has now announced that the Volt is set to start shipping soon. Read The Full Story

BookBook iPad case supports iPad 2

I really like the cool BookBook cases from 12South. These cases look like old and battered hard cover books, but they are actually cases for all sorts of gadgets from the original iPad to the Kindle and more. 12South has announced that its BookBook style for the original iPad will fit the iPad 2. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 12 2011

Another week in the history books and another Week in Review for you to check out. We started the week last week with the alarms not working on older OS versions of the iPhone. At least the alarms were an hour early and not an hour late. The only fix for me was updating to the latest version of the OS. Terminix and its ad agency created a billboard in Dallas last week using thousands of live roaches. The board was designed to warn people of the germs roaches carry and to set an example to all the roaches watching of what can happen if they come into your home. Read The Full Story

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