ClamCase Pro is a new keyboard case for the iPad that aims to transform it into a MacBook.
ClamCase Pro, our thinnest and lightest ipad keyboard case yet, provides maximum protection and productivity in one sleek and stylish package. The aluminum case has unmatched viewing capability with its patent pending 360 degree hinge and the keyboard keys are comfortable, roomy and in familiar modern design. This is the first ClamCase model to feature the unique autowake which conserves its power when not in use. Not only does the ClamCase Pro look great and increase productivity it is also built tough to protect your iPad investment.
Features: ● 360° Hinge: Patent pending hinge offers unmatched versatility. ● Bluetooth Connectivity: One-touch easy pair makes syncing quick and easy. ● Rechargeable Battery: Do more, charge less. The lithium-ion battery allows for months of use on one charge. ● Unparalleled Protection: Aluminum enclosure and polycarbonate shell provide unmatched durability. ● Full QWERTY Keyboard: Elevated island style keyboard creates a comfortable natural typing experience. ● Auto Wake and Sleep: Instantly turns on when you start typing and powers down when you're done.
The ClamCase Pro can be purchased for $169 at the link below...
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Johan - January 15, 2013 at 8:32pm
I MUST KNOW WHAT THE MUSIC IS CALLED IN THIS VIDEO!
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justabrake - January 14, 2013 at 2:26pm
I'd buy but the iPad is limited to what can be done with one.
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Alex Taylor - January 14, 2013 at 3:15am
Too late! I already traded my ClamCase for a "Bridge" (with front firing speakers) and just love it. The people that are "bemoaning" the people that want a trackpad are the ones that don't get it. I wuold loved to have a trackpad on my new Bridge!... it would have made it perfect in stead of 95%. Now I easily have the choice of using the iPad as it was ment to be used or a "mini" Mac Portable... MY CHOICE!!!
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hari singh - January 13, 2013 at 6:46pm
ppl are talking about version with trackpad, i am sorry but are they missing the point?, ipad itself is a touch sensitive device and to be honest i dont even see the point of the keyboard, if you really wanna use keyboard, then guys, just get a macbook or a laptop, why would you want to spoil the beauty of such a gorgeous device with these pointless add-ons....
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DarkKent - January 13, 2013 at 4:51pm
I think it wouldve been better to just show the damn keyboard instead of having it spin all over the place. All Im sayin is when is the shit gonna stop spinning, like they are tryin to hypnotize or something... Lmao.. Beat it...
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Haha - January 13, 2013 at 5:50pm
Lol I second that
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DavidG - January 13, 2013 at 11:16pm
Lol. True.
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Mick - January 13, 2013 at 4:06pm
Would be nice to have some nice mini speakers and a small trackpad built into it. The way he speaker now sits when in he clamshell all he audio gets lost out the side. Build me some speakers and a trackpad and you have one hot item..
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Nicko - January 13, 2013 at 1:29pm
Review post: I own one. It's great as purposed. It's not a laptop replacement though. It mirrors great laptop ergonomics (ie you can keep two hands free and have the screen positioned at your face), can use/see the whole screen, and has short cut keys in a versatile strong and robust case with great key touch feel (not like all that other plastic junk i looked at). No trackpad? Sure it feels weird at first and that would be nice (and battery hungry[?]) but our powerful noodle has a way to learn and acclimate to that... ;) trust me! I use the solution for being mobile in my business and for couch comfortable computing. I also use a MBA for more versatility and power requirements, but that only such a computing unit will provide. Lastly, when MS office for IOS cones out in March(?) this will make a very powerful package indeed. Overall if you only need light footprint computing on a great os it creates a great solution. My only two criticisms for improvement. 1) the weight of the ipad and soft stiffness of the hinge sometimes means it flop backwards- just have to position it right and its stiff enough to hold no worries. A locking mechanism/stiffer hinge wouldn't go astray though, but i can live with it. 2) Distribution wise if you live in Australia(/outside U.S.[?]) don't expect it to be easy to source one! Ps- I have the Star-wars inspired Trooper Clamcase. So these criticisms may have been addressed since. Otherwise Im a happy Clam! Mwahahaha!
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t11chb - January 13, 2013 at 11:56am
I'll wait for the version with a trackpad
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Noman - January 13, 2013 at 8:37am
Thats pretty clever, now we only need OSX-iOS to support the setup. Attach it to case it swiches to OSX-mode and take it away goes automaticly to iOS. Perfect, No need for both MBA and iPAD anymore!
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TKATZ - January 13, 2013 at 2:31am
So its like the Brydge that came out 6+ months ago on Kickstarter? What's unique about something that already exists?
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Joshua - January 13, 2013 at 12:44am
Cool, but I don't need two Mac books -3-
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Nesvarbu - January 12, 2013 at 9:57pm
From pc to tablet from tablet agai to pc .. Not logical...(sorry for bad englis)
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Ju bei - January 12, 2013 at 8:02pm
Useless video stop spinning that damn thing around, I'll buy one if it has the mouse cursor