My iPad is essential to my practice -- it allows me access to all of my client files, the Internet, references, and even a few games for those few times that I am not busy. But sometimes it's also necessary for me to have some paper, because the tablet can be a little cumbersome for taking notes.
Thus comes my Booqpad. This attractive iPad case from Booq carries my iPad in style, and also carries a 5"x8" pad of paper and a pen. If you add a stylus-tipped pen, you'll be ready for anything. There's also two slots for business cards or credit cards, and a larger slot for something about the size of a checkbook. You can arrange the iPad and paper pad to be on either side, to suit your dominant hand. The case allows access to the charging port, power button, earphone port, toggle switch, and volume controls.
Booqpad has only two drawbacks, and they are minor. The first is that it does not make use of the iPad's magnetic sleep/wake capability, though this seems like it could be a difficult feat in a case that also carries a paper pad. The second is that the case does not have an opening for use of the camera on the back of the iPad, though having one would diminish the stylishness of the case. All in all, these are trivial faults in an excellent design -- one which draws compliments from other attorneys every time.
Thus comes my Booqpad. This attractive iPad case from Booq carries my iPad in style, and also carries a 5"x8" pad of paper and a pen. If you add a stylus-tipped pen, you'll be ready for anything. There's also two slots for business cards or credit cards, and a larger slot for something about the size of a checkbook. You can arrange the iPad and paper pad to be on either side, to suit your dominant hand. The case allows access to the charging port, power button, earphone port, toggle switch, and volume controls.
Booqpad has only two drawbacks, and they are minor. The first is that it does not make use of the iPad's magnetic sleep/wake capability, though this seems like it could be a difficult feat in a case that also carries a paper pad. The second is that the case does not have an opening for use of the camera on the back of the iPad, though having one would diminish the stylishness of the case. All in all, these are trivial faults in an excellent design -- one which draws compliments from other attorneys every time.
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