Good news: Griffin’s new StudioStand ($50, aka Studio Stand) is exactly the sort of case we’ve been hoping for since the iPad was released in April, combining a solid black hard plastic playthrough design with a fold-out rear stand that’s ready for action.
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By action, we mean it’s capable of holding the iPad in landscape or portrait mode, then flipping back into the rear shell with only a modest increase in profile.
The only bummer: unlike Griffin’s Standle, which added both a stand and a handle to the iPad and proved difficult to initially assemble, StudioStand’s bezel guard is easy to snap onto the rear shell, but a real challenge to get off if you need to free your iPad for some reason.
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