The folks from iGrip had a booth at CTIA 2011 and were on hand showing off their wide range of holding solutions for smartphones and tablets. And much to my delight, we were able to get a close look at their upcoming iGrip Car Cradle for the BlackBerry PlayBook.
The iGrip Car Cradle really serves as three accessories in one. First and foremost, it's a cradle for in-car use, be it mounted via the headrest mount as shown in the video or via suction cup. With the cradle unmounted, it has a built-in kick stand that makes it handy for watching videos on your PlayBook. And third, you can even use the cradle itself as a case if you want to - it definitely adds a level of protection. MSRP pricing is set for $49.95 and you should see it available from ShopCrackBerry.com as the PlayBook hits the market. Check out the video above to get a closer look!
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