With so many Ipad Accessories flooding the market, it gets confusing which ones are worthy to buy. You must use a great deal of common sense when choosing an accessory that is both practical and functional. Since these accessories are only compatible for use with an IPad, these come with a no nonsense price tag. Check your wallet and yourself if you really need that attractive looking accessory before dipping deep into your pocket for your hard earned cash to pay for it. Some accessories are truly useful as long as you know what they really are intended for. Others are best left on the store shelf as a relic you are wishing never existed.
One of the accessories you will find important, (aside of course from IPad cases) is the iPad Dock. The iPad was designed to be a handheld tablet computer that offers you the ease of portability and mobility. But holding the iPad in your hands for too long can take its toll. Leaving it flat on the table sometimes gives you a neck strain especially when you are reading an eBook that contains a hundred pages. The iPad Dock functions as a tabletop holder for your tablet and as a hub for charging and connecting other gadgets as well. You can attach your speakers to it using an audio cable. You can also use this to work with other Apple iPad accessories like the Camera connection kit and the Apple Digital AV adapter.
With the lack of a USB port it seems impossible to transport your pictures and videos from a remote source into your iPad tablet. That issue is solved with the Camera connection kit and the Apple Digital AV adapter-another two of the iPad accessories you should not be without.
The Ipad Camera connection kit is a simple device composed of a Camera connector and an SD card reader. You can shoot pictures with any type of digital camera. You can hook up the camera to your Ipad using the connector and transport your pictures into your memory file. Or you can take the SD card of your camera and transfer the pictures using the SD card reader. The Ipad recognizes standard photo formats like JPEG, RAW, MPEG4, as well as SD and HD video formats.
If you want to view your videos on a bigger screen you can make it work with the use of the Apple Digital AV adapter. Just attach one end of the adapter to the IPad and the other to a TV or video screen or any HDMI compatible video display. The screen will mirror what you see on your IPad. This is ideal for use when you have a business presentation or when you want the whole family to watch the latest video you downloaded from the iTunes store.
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