Galaxy Tab Case
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:17 am
First one is the Galaxy Tab case. The company behind this case is well known for its Galaxy Tab cases. This case, sized for iPod Touch 4g Case that can hold the tablet and few credit cards as well. Unsurprisingly, it adds a little bit of thickness too to the Tab. It measures around an inch with the device inside.
The only logo you will find on the iPad Screen Protector is the obvious Griffin's logo located in the bottom left corner. The case is held shut with a strap and loop arrangement. It has a light grey micro-suede interior that is soft enough to rub up with your Tab. You will find two slots inside and cut out for the iPad 2 Cases. The device itself is held in its place with 4 hooks located on the corners. Unfortunately, the speaker holes are partially covered and they do muffle the sound a bit. That said, the case does a charming job in keeping the device in its place.
Another thing that can be rectified in its future versions is a cut out for the rear camera. Now, I am not the type of girl who takes a lot of pictures with her mobile device and so, it does not bothers me much.
Second one is by Scosche. This company is very exited about the Galaxy Tab and has churned out multitude iPad 2 Case already. The newest one is FoldIO gt1, a folio style case with foldable design with suede interiors. The case can be used in not one, but three landscape positions. FoldIO is available in two colors (black and white). It costs 45 dollars and certainly does a decent job in protecting your device.
The only logo you will find on the iPad Screen Protector is the obvious Griffin's logo located in the bottom left corner. The case is held shut with a strap and loop arrangement. It has a light grey micro-suede interior that is soft enough to rub up with your Tab. You will find two slots inside and cut out for the iPad 2 Cases. The device itself is held in its place with 4 hooks located on the corners. Unfortunately, the speaker holes are partially covered and they do muffle the sound a bit. That said, the case does a charming job in keeping the device in its place.
Another thing that can be rectified in its future versions is a cut out for the rear camera. Now, I am not the type of girl who takes a lot of pictures with her mobile device and so, it does not bothers me much.
Second one is by Scosche. This company is very exited about the Galaxy Tab and has churned out multitude iPad 2 Case already. The newest one is FoldIO gt1, a folio style case with foldable design with suede interiors. The case can be used in not one, but three landscape positions. FoldIO is available in two colors (black and white). It costs 45 dollars and certainly does a decent job in protecting your device.