iPad 2 accessories continue to hit the market waves

As expected, the iPad 2 accessories continue to hit the market waves.

Even though Apple has run into a bit of an inventory issue with its new tablet, accessory designers and manufacturers have several accessories that will be waiting for you when you finally get your hands on the new tablet.

Gelaskins and iStyle

If you’re looking to give your brand new iPad 2 some personality, Gelaskins will work quite well providing protection against nicks and scrapes, while clothing your iPad in style.

Gelaskins offer hundreds of pre-made skins for your iPad, and they also give you the option to create your own skin design. The company has now brought its creative line of printed protective films to the iPad 2. You will be able to select from hundreds of skins styles that will provide protection for both the back of the tablet and the bezel around the screen. The Gelaskins selection is available for $29.95.

Just like Gelaskins, iStyles offer vinyl skins in a large variety of styles and designs. The iStyle skins will set you back $20, and the company also offers an optional matte/satin coating that is available for an additional $5. The skins are available (Discount Dell inspiron b120 Battery) for both the first generation iPad and iPad 2.

Gumdrop

The Drop Series will certainly provide shock absorption, drop protection, and hard-core readiness for your iPad 2. This case will offer multi-layer protection for the iPad and features a uniquely replaceable, snap-on integrated screen for maximum protection. In addition, the manufacturer has added reinforced rubber bumpers on the corners.

The Drop Series case will start shipping in May, and will be available in Black/Black, Black/Red, Pink/White, or White/Black. The Drop Series will set you back $59.95.

Gumdrop has also announced the Surf Convertible case, which features a faux-leather exterior with a cover that flips over and catches the back to set you up for ergonomic viewing angles on your iPad 2. The case starts shipping in April for $44.95 in black, blue, or red colors.

Beiza Cases

If you’re looking for innovative and luxury type cases for the iPad 2, European designer Beiza has launched a wave series of sleeves that will bring a professional taste to your iPad 2. The company offers a wide selection of color options that also feature a hidden (Discount Dell kd476 Battery) magnetic closure to protect your iPad 2 in style.

The Beiza cases come in two different models – genuine leather and soft canvas, or a genuine leather combination. The Beiza cases normally sell for €140, but are now on sale(Discount Dell inspiron 1526 Battery) for €105 for a limited time.

Blackbox Case

If you like handcrafted accessories, Blackbox has made a beautiful case from solid oak from Golden, Colorado. The case offers tough hardshell protection from book bags, falls, and any unexpected bumps. The case is available for shipment now for $99.

Wrapsol

The folks at Wrapsol contacted us about their Ultra screen-protection(Discount Dell inspiron 1525 Battery) film, which is now offered for the iPad 2.

The Wrapsol Ultra screen protector film offers a durable impact and scratch protection system for your iPad 2. The screen protector is made from a very strong polyurethane. Wrapsol is offering the product in both dry or wet-application versions. They also offer it to protect the front of your iPad only, or a front and back film combination.

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Google to Start Charging for Prediction API

Speaking of the Google Prediction API: the company will start charging for the API, like good fortune teller should. According to its pricing page, the service will be free to users for six months or until the they reache a cap of 20,000 predictions - whichever comes first. Free accounts will also be limited to 100 queries and 5MB trained per day.After the free period Google will charge:

• $10 monthly fee per project. A project is defined by a unique key on the Google APIs console.

• The monthly fee covers 10,000 additional predictions per month. Beyond that, predictions cost $0.50 per 1,000 predictions. If you intend to make more than 40,000 predictions per day, please contact us. Google Prediction has an absolute limit of 60,000 predictions per day.

• $0.002 per MB trained (maximum size of each dataset: 100MB)

The Prediction API gives developers access to Google's own machine learning algorithms to analyze data and predict outcomes. I'm experiencing a bit of Deja Vu citing Pete Warden in our earlier articleabout BigQuery and Prediction API for the second time today:

There's a lot of meat in the list of examples they give, a lot of hard-to-solve problems that would previously have required an internal engineering team to tackle," he said. "Imagine being able to get sentiment-analysis on all your customer emails at the touch of a button [...] or integrating product recommendations into your small e-commerce site with almost no engineering effort.Bestlaptopbattery.co.uk specialize in laptop battery 、 laptop ac adapter and camcorder Battery. Give your laptop a new life with higher capacity battery. Each model was engineered for maximum run time so you won't miss those important shots. We are a full service dell laptop battery distributor offering wholesale price to our customers.

Frequent ReadWriteWeb commenter Ed Borasky called it in his comment on that older post:

It all depends on how they *price* it and who the competition is. I can't imagine it's going to be free, and I can't imagine that other big players, like Microsoft, Wolfram, IBM, InfoChimps and Amazon, won't form partnerships to compete in this arena. As long as it's a "sole-source procurement" from Google, I'm not looking to spend any of *my* dollars here.

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Microsoft is expanding its business based product lines by tabbing the tablet computer segment.

The company announced it would release a touchscreen device next month and offer an alternative to the popular Apple iPad.

Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said he plans to introduce the device during the show as well as give consumers a preview of features in the upcoming Windows 8 operating system.

The iPad is the clear frontrunner in the tablet computer market, so it is expected that Microsoft will struggle to gain ground even with a functionally competitive product.

Instead of planning the product for casual use, Microsoft has said it plans to make a tablet suited for business users who want to work with Microsoft’s lineup of Office programs like Windows, PowerPoint and Excel.

Some tech experts believe that the Windows operating system may be the best match for tablet computing, even more user friendly than Apple’s iOS, Android or PlayBook from RIM. A tablet running on Windows would simply be a streamlined version of a regular PC with the capability to handle all the standard Windows software.

A second school of thought contends that Windows and its robust software offerings could be the downfall of Microsoft’s tablet. There could be an inclination to cram too many features and programs into the device, running up costs and possibly hurting mobile functionality.

When Microsoft first introduced tablet PCs about a decade ago, they never really caught on. Now that consumers have changed their minds of the usefulness of a tablet, maybe the company will be able to make a dent in the market. Even in today’s current market a majority of netbooks run a streamlined version of the Windows OS.

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