Of course, you’ll also need a Netflix subscription and a suitable iPad A/V adapter.  The VGA adapter is $29, while the component and composite adapters are $49.

[via MacWorld]

It’s a reasonably discrete slip-case, made predominantly of black neoprene though the white piping on the edges should make it easier to spot in the depths of your bag. The inside is lined with a soft, fleece-style fabric to suitably coddle your iPad, and though there’s no physical closure – such as Velcro or a press-stud – the top flap stretches tightly over the tablet. We felt safe enough holding the case upside-down and giving it a shake, without worrying that our iPad would slide out.

If anything it’s perhaps a little too tight. It’s a close fit around the iPad, and stretching the top flap into place can be a little tricky. After a few attempts either we’d gotten used to the motion or the case had loosened slightly, and the alternative – that the iPad slips about inside a loose pocket – is less preferable, certainly.

Quality feels high and the stitching – including the discrete Griffin logo on the rear lower part of the sleeve – is all nicely finished. With the iPad safely ensconced it’s not hugely thin, about an inch thick though the flag section is a little wider, but still more compact than most netbooks. The neoprene is good for stopping scratches, fingerprints and scuffs, but direct impacts will still likely leave you with a smashed display, so we wouldn’t take it as carte blanche to throw your bag around.

If we had to make one change, we’d quite like to see a cut-out or hole for a set of headphones to be plugged in while the iPad is inside the case.  That way you could listen to music while the tablet is safe in your bag.  While that’s absent, it is possible to pull up the top flap and check the battery status without having to take the whole iPad out, handy if you’re about to leave and suddenly wonder how much juice is left.

At £19.99/$29.99 the Griffin Jumper sleeve is reasonably priced for an iPad case, though we imagine that within a month or two there’ll be no shortage of alternatives on the market. We can’t find fault with the quality of construction, however, and the design is a reasonable balance of minimising bulk versus maximising protection. Those looking for complete security should probably look to a hard-sided case, but if you’re primarily concerned with avoiding scratches then the Griffin Jumper ticks the right boxes.

The set up is done by a 2-din connection to the vehicle, and obviously you’ll need some major space in your car or truck to make room for the 9.7-inch magical tablet. There’s no word on if there’s other version of the in-vehicle mount, but it looks like Scosche has only one in the works right now.

Truth be told, this looks like a great accessory. Especially with the iPad WiFi + 3G, and that GPS you’ll be able to finally use. No word on pricing yet, either. As soon as we hear more, we’ll pass it along. Just check out the video.

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[via CrunchGear]

Jerrod H is the person in question, and he thankfully took pictures to show off his prize. The big question is, how’d it happen? While the accessory has been listed on Apple as “Buy Now” for quite some time, it’s always said “Shipped in x amount of weeks.” In fact, despite this news, (and the fact that our own forum is corroborating the evidence), Apple’s website says that the Camera Kit isn’t shipping for another 2-3 weeks.

So, did Apple manage to get enough stock in to fill “early” orders? Or, did they reign in just enough to get a few orders placed, before their warehouses were depleted again? Only Apple knows the answer, but if the desire for that USB port is anywhere near as high for the iPad, then we can imagine where all the stock is going.

[via Wired]

Step one, you need to tell us why you deserve, need, or even just want a Fusion of Idea’s StealthArmor protective skin. How can you get the message across to us? Well, the best way would be right here in the comments. But, if you’re more of a forum fan, then head on over to the forums and send us a message in the official thread. Or, if you like Twitter, go ahead and send @everyipad a mention, telling them why you deserve, need, or want your StealthArmor protective skin. You can input your comment once in each fashion, and only once.

Step two, and this one is the most important part, and –potentially– the most difficult: wait. We’re going to announce the winners, two in total, on Friday. We’ll have them announced by 3PM Eastern, so stay frosty.

And that’s it. Yep, only two steps. Easy, right? Of course it is! And it’s almost nothing when you think about the awesome prize you’re getting. So, head over to Twitter, our forums, or the comments below and tell us why the StealthArmor should be yours. The best answer will get the prize!

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