iPad Air: Best CES 2014 Cases for Apple's Tablet

Once the first day of CES is behind us, which is usually the busiest in terms of news from large firms, it is time for other interesting exhibitions. The accessories are an important part of our tablets and the iPad had a strong presence during the day yesterday thanks to a good amount of new covers who saw the light. We show you a selection of them.

We already know that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), never lavish on events of this kind; the firm of the bitten apple seeks above all the exclusiveness and reserve the products you need to present to the public for your own events. However, the iPad and iPhone end up having a collateral presence at technology fairs through third-party manufacturers who often take the opportunity to show their accessories dedicated to iDevices.

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It is a case that despite offering a good protection achieves aesthetic balance by being an attractive accessory. The interesting thing is also that, as its name indicates, the pack includes a port to charge our iPad Air, either by docking the device on the base or by wireless way. Finally, the iPort is compatible with the official Smart Cover, in this way we can also secure the front of the tablet.

Speck Cases

Company Speck has presented three different case models at the event. The first is folio format, and to some extent adopts the design of the Smart Covers although it also protects the back of the iPad. The second is simply a case, although the drawing and colors are really attractive and it seems to contribute a lot. grip. Finally, the third is a rougher design case, although it has a kind of so that allows different uses such as hanging the tablet, standing it up or even carrying it attached to a pocket.

Bubble Cases (Hard Candy)

To put a colorful note on our iPad Air, we have the latest Hard Candy signature design, the Bubble Cases. This accessory does not provide any special functionality, but the material of which it is composed provides a high degree of protection, and all its color range offers customization possibilities that will be interesting to the most daring.

SeaBlue

Again, another case that mixes the protection of the back of the iPad Air with the front and that allows different attachments and viewing angles for the Apple tablet. Its design is extremely flexible and mainly uses polycarbonate, a material whose ability to absorb shock is well known.

If you are looking for a case for your iPad Air, we also recommend take a look at the selection that we published a couple of months ago.