Two new ways to handle iPads & E-Readers.
December 17, 2011 3 Comments 
The folks who make CellHandle have a new product called E-Handle. It’s designed to hold e-readers with one hand, and the technology is similar to their first product. There’s a large loop that goes around your fingers and attaches to your e-reader via a Velcro disc. When I met them at a trade show I said: “Wouldn’t this be an easy thing for someone to make at home?” They said you would think so, but they had spent more than a year and a ton of money to come with a special military grade Velcro and heavy-duty fastener. Installation is easy. First, attached the Velcro square to your e-reader, or iPad. The hand loop that you put over your fingers has a pivoting plastic base, which gives your device a full 360 degrees of rotation. Landscape or Portrait, just give it a little spin. The very first time you use it, you may think, will this Velcro hold? I’m not sure of the weight limit on the new E-Handle, but the CellHandle can hold up to eight pounds! $24.99.
And now here’s something that’s a great help when using your iPad in bed or on the sofa.
It’s called WedgePad. The WedgePad is an iPad ‘bean-bag’ stand, sloped at a 30° degree angle to minimize wrist discomfort while optimizing your viewing angle. It can also be positioned to stand at a 45° degree angle, which is ideal for watching movies on your iPad. The WedgePad beanbag design conforms to almost any surface. The folks who hand make them have a sense of humor too. From their website: “With technology only matched by the iPad itself, your device will be firmly secured to the WedgePad with the latest in elastic technology. And because of its soft bean bag underbelly that conforms to your body, you can shake like a Polaroid picture and the WedgePad will stay in place. One of the many attributes that makes WedgePad the best ipad stand and case is its weight. Weighing in at about 5 ozs, it's no heavier than a pair of tube socks or something else that weighs about 5 ozs. (Actually, it’s only 2.9 ounces according to MyWeigh Scale.) More from their website: “Designed for comfort and stability, you can rest the WedgePad against your body for hours with no discomfort. Your social life might suffer after prolonged iPad use, but at least you'll have more twitter followers and facebook friends.” $27 in white and black, or the new all-black version.
http://wedgepad.com/wedgepad-ipad-lap-stand
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