Kensington’s SecureBack case is like The Club for iPads (video)

Kensington already came out and admitted that employees don’t actually use the locks handed to them on their first day of work. And yet, it’s betting folks will want to swaddle their iPads in a thick layer of plastic and chain them to their desks. That, in a nutshell, is the idea behind the SecureBack, an iPad 2 case that allows you lock down the tablet, armor and all, just as you would a laptop. That beaut you see up there is a three-part affair, with two pieces of plastic that come together to cover the back and are held together by a sliding slat. That’s just the case, mind, you — to lock it down you’ll also need one of Kensington’s ClickSafe locks, which the company already makes for laptops. It’s up for pre-order now, with a standard version fetching $50 and a souped-up one with a kickstand going for $70. If you don’t already have a compatible lock, you can also buy one bundled with the case, with that extra hardware adding thirty bucks to the cost. Full PR and a demo video after the break because really, what’s more hypnotic than watching a set of hands dissemble a case? Gallery: Kensington SecureBack cases Gallery: Kensington SecureBack cases (hands-on) Continue reading Kensington’s SecureBack case is like The Club for iPads (video) Kensington’s SecureBack case is like The Club for iPads (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 14 Sep 2011 00:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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