You've seen the commercial - What is iPad? It's beautiful. It's magical. It's going to revolutionize the way we do things online.
It is such an amazing device for browsing the web, checking your email, listening to your favorite music, viewing holiday photos or even watching your favorite videos on YouTube. Yet beyond its simplicity, iPad minus the frills isn't designed for writing or real computing work.
That's why thousands of third-party add-ons and peripherals flood the market soon after it was released to make your iPad experience a little better. And below are what we think the must-have iPad accessories you should buy if you want to get the most out of your newest gadget.
iPad Dock
iPad is thin and nice to hold but for extended use such as when you're watching movie, a iPad dock is a handy add-on to hold it upright. Sure it does more just docking it on your desk for the right viewing angle. You can use it as a picture frame while it's charging or sync your iTunes library automatically and more. No doubt this could easily be one of the most-bought accessories. It currently sells for $29.
iPad Keyboard Dock
If you write anything longer than a few lines in email and don't mind the price of $69, buy this instead of the normal dock. It can almost turn your iPad into a laptop and allows you to do everything you can do with the normal dock. It also has a rear connector port to allow you to sync & charge your device and an audio out port to connect it to speakers, TV or video projector using a compatible cable (AV cable sold separately).
iPad Case
The iPad case is a beautiful black case with the Apple logo on the front. This case is made of a soft microfiber interior and when folded in just the right place, it acts as a stand that holds it at an ideal angle for watching videos and slideshows or typing on the onscreen keyboard. Whether you want to protect your iPad and grace it for more professional look, we recommend you to buy this original case which currently retailed at $39.
iPad Camera Connection Kit
One of the missing features of the iPad is the ability to transfer photos from your camera onto your iPad. Not anymore with Camera Connection Kit. This kit contains two iPad dock connectors: one that can read SD cards, and another that connects directly to your camera's USB port. When you use the connectors, it will automatically launch iPhoto and let you choose which images to import. If you want to use your iPad for pictures, this is the easiest way to get pictures onto your iPad. The camera connection kit sells for $29.
iPad Screen Protector
We all know how iPad is susceptible to fingerprints and scratching. If you're always on the road, it's smart to protect your screen and keep it in perfect condition with an iPad Screen Protector. Go for the anti-glare protective shield that guards against nasty scratches and general wear & tear from everyday use. You can easily buy it from any of the third-party online retailers for as low as $5 a piece.
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