Quirky Launches Cloak Undercover iPad Case

Mar 10 2010, 8:01am CST | by Robert Evans

You know what every piece of space-age technology needs? A cloaking device. Star Trek has convinced me of this. Thankfully, I'm not the only person who thinks this way. SlashGear reports that Quirky has just launched the Cloak Undercover case for the iPad.

This case has a lid that flips forward to protect the screen, or backwards to act as a display stand in landscape mode. It also has a stand for portrait mode. Only 620 of these nifty cases are being made, and they cost $36 each. You can pre-order them now at Quirky's website.

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