If there's one bit of news that's been blowing up and spewing bits all over the internet this past week, one king of hits, it's the HP TouchPad situation. The HP webOS situation as well as the PC spinoff situation have basically faded away in the wake of the $99 tablet, one that NOW we're having trouble locating even though a week ago noone wanted anything to do with. Here's something that hasn't been covered just a whole heck of a lot: what happens to all the accessories made for the tablet?
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HP TouchPad StealthArmor Full Body Kit Fire Sale On Now
iPad 2 StealthArmor Mini Review Application Demo
It is here and now that yours truly takes the time to apply a brand new StealthArmor armored skin to the iPad 2. This is a special cut skin, precision machined as all StealthArmor skins are, to fit the device precisely. Therefore, precise movement and craftsman smooth movements are needed to apply the skin to the iPad 2 correctly. You’ll see your humble narrator apply this orange skin twice, one screw up resulting in a tiny misalignment that needed a full start-over. That DOES show you though that the skin is indeed removable – re-applicable to multiple devices if you for some reason have the need, or have a tough time applying in the first place.
iPad 2 StealthArmor Orange and Tungsten Unboxing and Hands-On
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.
What should I get for my new iPad 2?
So the day has come. You’ve finally purchased your first iPad, the fancy new iPad 2, and you’re wondering what you should get out there and grab with it. You want to know what the essentials are, what everyone else is getting, and most importantly, what the weirdest possible items are that you could be downloading because we suggested it. It’s an app downloading party! Plus there’s some physical objects you should more than likely feel like you need as well.
SealthArmor Announces iPad 2 Full Body Kit
Behold the excellence of StealthArmor, that sweet group that makes sheets of essentially the most hardcore "skin" protection you can get for your gadgets - or so some say. Before we continue here, take a look back at our review of the last time we had a quite comparable StealthArmor product on our hands. The group has now fast-forwarded to the present with a brand new set of shoes, a total cover for the iPad 2 without sacrificing the inherent beauty of the device itself.
Image above pictures original iPad StealthArmor
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The SlashGear Black Friday Deal Guide of Complete Excellence
So you’d like some deals, yes? I’d like some deals, we’d ALL like some deals. But do you want to go out into the streets and risk getting punched in the face, that’s the real question. Here at SlashGear, we know your pain. We know you want to get a sweet discount on your favorite device, service, or strange product (my favorite), but you want to know if you’re going to have to jump out of bed to do it, or if you’re going to be able to just chill in your Turkey-basted leftovers haze. Therefor the first way we’re separating deals here in The SlashGear Black Friday Deal Guide of Complete Excellence is in two categories: Online and In the Streets. This is also a LIVE post, meaning we’ll be adding to it as that faithful day approaches.
StealthArmor squashes iPhone 4 signal issue [Update: Not so fast!]
While telling customers "you're not holding your iPhone 4 properly" doesn't exactly seem the best way to endear yourself, with hundreds of thousands of handsets in the wild Apple look unlikely to do anything more constructive than tell us where to grip. One solution users have discovered is Apple's Bumper case, but Fusion of Ideas have an alternative if you're more interested in keeping your smartphone's clean, rubber-free lines. They've sent us some shots of their StealthArmor for iPhone 4 edge protection strips, which not only protect the stainless steel from scratches but have the neat side-effect of bypassing the antenna issue.
Update: We've now tested the strips, and things aren't as clear cut as Fusion of Ideas might suggest. More after the cut.
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StealthArmor METAL for iPad Review
When you’ve spent $500+ on an iPad, the last thing you want is to whip it out of your bag and find it covered in scratches. We reviewed Fusion of Ideas’ first line of StealthArmor skins for the iPad early last month; now the company has sent over their second batch, the StealthArmor METAL series. Check out the full review after the cut.
SlashGear StealthArmor for iPad Giveaway
By now, you’ve probably got your iPad tucked away in a nice case, or some kind of sleeve, or maybe you’ve even got yourself a GelaSkin. But, maybe you aren’t happy with your current choice, or you want another choice to add to your arsenal of accessories. Then again, maybe you just want to win some free swag. Whatever the case, here’s your chance to do all of the above. If you’ve read our review, then you know the StealthArmor protective skin for the iPad is one of the best skins we’ve ever reviewed, and now we’re happy to announce that Fusion of Ideas has happily agreed to let us share the experience with two lucky winners.
The Daily Slash: April 8th 2010
How many of you are still reeling from that Apple keynote this morning? We understand where you're coming from. Those features are a long time coming, but it looks to us that Apple has indeed made it worth the wait. Then again, you might have a different opinion altogether. Thank goodness we have the Daily Slash to distract us from all that Apple news, right? Right. And sure enough, we're going to make sure that we skimp the Cupertino-based news in tonight's edition. First up, with the Best of R3, we've got a seemingly confirmed release date for a pretty incredible device. And then we've got a giveaway to announce on EI. And finally, a little leak for the right moment. And finally, in the dredge net, we've pulled up a cordless light that activates based on movement. We've also got a pretty awesome invention that'll help you if you're lost in the woods. And finally, we get some more confirmation about two new devices from RIM and LG.
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