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Yirabeth · 12-28-2010, 04:50 PM

I started with the standard Apple case, because it looked thin and fairly protective. However, you can't use a docking station with it; I also got the docking keyboard when I bought mine and in spite of them saying they're SUPPOSED to work together, they DONT. I use it not only for reading, but for taking notes or viewing a pdf while in class, and my classroom computer is busy with multiple programs running.(computer programming student) So that meant taking it in and out of the case -- what a pain!

So I ended up going with a skin to protect from scratches while being used (whether reading or actual schoolwork) and using this 'manilla envelope' case to store/transport it in:

http://www.boxwave.com/products/mani...-case_3779.htm

It has the advantage of not looking like an ipad case so it's not a thief magnet either

~Yira

12-28-2010, 04:50 PM	#55
Yirabeth Member Posts: 14 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2009 Device: eBookwise	I started with the standard Apple case, because it looked thin and fairly protective. However, you can't use a docking station with it; I also got the docking keyboard when I bought mine and in spite of them saying they're SUPPOSED to work together, they DONT. I use it not only for reading, but for taking notes or viewing a pdf while in class, and my classroom computer is busy with multiple programs running.(computer programming student) So that meant taking it in and out of the case -- what a pain! So I ended up going with a skin to protect from scratches while being used (whether reading or actual schoolwork) and using this 'manilla envelope' case to store/transport it in: http://www.boxwave.com/products/mani...-case_3779.htm It has the advantage of not looking like an ipad case so it's not a thief magnet either ~Yira