Retro Cases for iPad and eBook Readers

by Janet Cloninger on December 30, 2010 in: News 0 comments

Tags: eBook Reader accessories, eBook Readers, iOS, iPad case

If you’d like a case with a little retro style for your modern electronics, check out the Cassette E-reader and iPad Cases at UncommonGoods. These cases are made of felt and cotton and are styled to look like “old-fashioned” cassette tapes. Both are sleeve cases and close with a zipper. The iPad case is 11.6″ X 8.5″ and costs $50. The e-reader case is 8.75″ X 6.25″ and costs $40.

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