Editor’s note: This article was reposted from tuaw.com.
If you’ve ever used your iPad in the kitchen, you know that the magical and revolutionary device doesn’t always match up to the greasy, sticky, steamy reality of the cooking zone. We’ve proposed a few low-tech solutions to this challenge before, but when we heard about the Kitchen iPad Rack (US$29.95), I was curious to see whether it would make the kitchen a more tablet-friendly environment.
Of course, the first challenge was getting the idea past our home’s chief operations officer. "You’re putting holes in my kitchen cabinets?" she asked, eyebrows raised. "I don’t think that’s a good idea." Once I explained that the mounting hardware goes completely underneath the cabinet and is out of sight, she relented — with a good deal of remaining skepticism.
The rack is a very simple affair, especially when compared to some of the more elaborate multi-site attachment solutions we saw at Macworld: three screw-in clips, patent pending, that are attached to the flat bottom of the cabinet anywhere from the back wall to about two inches from the front. The clear plastic rack itself snaps into the clips, but it’s very easy to remove and stash when not in use — the clips themselves are invisible.
iPad News Source: tuaw.com
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