Four new products are available from Logitech for Apple's new iPad. October 28, 2013 6:06 AM PDT (Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET) Buyers of Apple's iPad Air will be able to outfit their new tablets with keyboards and cases courtesy of Logitech. Announced on Monday, Logitech's FabricSkin Keyboard Folio, Ultrathin Keyboard Cover, Ultrathin Keyboard Folio, and Folio Protective Case are all designed to protect the iPad Air. The first three products include a Bluetooth wireless keyboard that promises a large key size for more accurate typing. The Folio Protective Case doesn't offer a keyboard but comes with a stand and a waterproof skin that Logitech says will protect the iPad against bumps, scratches, and spills. It's also the lightest and thinnest case of the new lineup. All four cases will launch sometime in November. The iPad Air itself will reach buyers this Friday, November 1. Read the CNET Editors' Take Apple iPad Air Editors' Take: Apple's rebooted iPad doesn't come in gold or have that Touch ID sensor we saw in the iPhone 5S, but it has accomplished one physical feat: an extremely light build you won't believe until you feel it. Read More
Four new products are available from Logitech for Apple's new iPad.
(Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET)
Buyers of Apple's iPad Air will be able to outfit their new tablets with keyboards and cases courtesy of Logitech.
Announced on Monday, Logitech's FabricSkin Keyboard Folio, Ultrathin Keyboard Cover, Ultrathin Keyboard Folio, and Folio Protective Case are all designed to protect the iPad Air.
The first three products include a Bluetooth wireless keyboard that promises a large key size for more accurate typing. The Folio Protective Case doesn't offer a keyboard but comes with a stand and a waterproof skin that Logitech says will protect the iPad against bumps, scratches, and spills. It's also the lightest and thinnest case of the new lineup.
All four cases will launch sometime in November. The iPad Air itself will reach buyers this Friday, November 1.
Apple iPad Air
Editors' Take: Apple's rebooted iPad doesn't come in gold or have that Touch ID sensor we saw in the iPhone 5S, but it has accomplished one physical feat: an extremely light build you won't believe until you feel it. Read More
