Do you have anti-theft on your bike? From now on you can also have one for the iPad tablet because the Griffin company recently launched TechSafe cases, among the first in the world that have incorporated an anti-theft system. In the image above we have a demonstration of the new product and notice that we have a code system that allows us to secure the tablet so that it cannot be removed from the protective case without our consent. This security system is mainly designed for tablets used in public spaces because with its help we can fix the device to a table, a wall, etc. and I think Apple should consider the accessory for the prototypes it sends for testing.
Griffin Technology, one of the world's foremost creators of innovations for everyday life, is excited to announce the TechSafe Case for iPad 2. Not just a protective case, TechSafe provides a vital anchor point and the security of a desktop cable locking system.
"The TechSafe Case is the ideal solution to protect your iPad 2 while on the go," said Matt Brown, Director of Category Management at Griffin Technology. "It takes only a few seconds to lock down your iPad, and it removes any opportunity for theft."
The case itself is made of a hard polycarbonate material that theoretically should withstand impact but not a powerful cutting tool, capable of cutting even chains. Of course, this is a rather rudimentary method of protecting the tablet, but if you have $80 and don't know what to spend it on, then maybe the Griffin TechSafe would be a good investment. You can purchase the case from Griffin on Amazon.com at the previously mentioned price.
