Case-Mate readies new accessories for iPad 2 (photos)

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    The two-toned Simple ($34.99) sports a very retro, geometric look with a grippy exterior. This one will be available in black, orange and blue.

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    The form-fitting Gelli ($29.99) will be available in red, pink and gray with flashes of translucent colors blended in on that soft grip casing.

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    For the business-minded consumer who also happens to be a road warrior, the Leo ($99.99) is the most expensive of the bunch. However, it also offers the most storage space for pens, notebooks and more. Made of leather and nylon, the Leo sports a grip handle, a zipper closure and an adjustable viewing stand.

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    The Venture ($49.99) case snaps closed to prevent scratches on the 9.7-inch display, but it also doubles as a secure stand that props up when needed or fiips open to let the iPad act as a true digital notepad. This one will be available in black and red.

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    The Versant ($39.99) features a multi-use design as it sports a built-in, adjustable stand as well as an attachable nylon strap for iPad users on-the-go. This case will be available in black, brown and pink.

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    Made from plastic and soft rubber, Pop! ($49.99) lives up to its name with built-in stand hidden on the flat backside that pops open to operate as a stand for when watching movies on the iPad.

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To answer the call of the iPad 2, Case-Mate has unveiled a number of new protective cases that marry "design and function". In this collection, there should really be something for every personality type.

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The two-toned Simple ($34.99) sports a very retro, geometric look with a grippy exterior. This one will be available in black, orange and blue.

Caption by: Rachel King

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