This is the pocket-sized projector that connects directly to an iPad to instantly display enlarged views of photos, movies, and presentations. Smaller than a smartphone and weighing less than 5 oz., the device plugs into an iPad's 30-pin charging port, turning any space into a movie theater without complicated setup or cables. Its 35-lumen LED produces 6" to 60" diagonal images from 8" to 78" away with a 4:3 aspect ratio. The projector's 640 x 480 pixel resolution ensures a sharp view, a manual focus wheel fine-tunes image clarity, and the iPad's speakers control the sound. With a free app, users can magnify or rotate images and project everything from YouTube videos to live Internet surfing sessions. The internal lithium-polymer battery provides two hours of projection and recharges via USB with the included cable. Also functions as a backup battery for an iPhone. LED is rated for 20,000 hours. Compatible with devices that use 30-pin connector, including third generation iPad, iPhone 4S, 4, 3GS, and third and fourth generation iPod touch. 3" L x 2 3/4" W x 1" D. (4 1/2 oz.)

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Take a look at this iRing design concept by Victor Soto used to control any Apple media device including iPods and the iPhone. The ring charges in its own custom-sized cradle and has a small OLED display inside the small Apple logo that indicates it’s current status of play or pause, which can then be toggled by touch. Sliding a finger across the ring one way or the other will adjust the volume and the ring can be locked by squeezing your finger to avoid inadvertent touches. The ring can be used play, pause, move tracks back and forward and control the volume of an iPod or iPhone wirelessly, and will instantly identify you beyond the shadow of a doubt as a tried and true Apple fanboy.

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Want to save a bit of time? Facebook contains integrated keyboard shortcuts that make it easier for users to navigate through its platform. We’ve given you some tips on how to use them to your advantage.

These keyboard shortcuts are designed to efficiently open links to Messages, Profile Pages, Friend Requests, and much more. Now, you can speed up how quickly you update your Timeline, or respond to a friend. However, these shortcuts are not so widely known to Facebook users. Take a look at our infographic and become a Facebook master.

Note: If your computer does not contain a numerical keyboard (without numbers as the primary characters) and/or you don’t have English set as your primary language, you will have to press ‘Shift’ with each of the keyboard shortcuts containing numbers. Also, the process of using these shortcuts is a bit different when using Internet Explorer. Each time you type the required shortcut, release the keys and then press ‘Enter.’

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Get instant e-copies of your most important documents.

• Quick and simple way to scan documents to JPEG files

• Saves photos and important documents directly to your iPad tablet

• Scans high-resolution 300dpi for clear, crisp images

• Adjustable feeder adjusts 2" to 8½" wide to fit many sizes, from small photos to full-size documents

• Works with the free downloadable iConvert Scanner App (which requires iOS 4.3 and up to run) at the iTunes® AppStoreSM

• Gives step-by-step prompts—“scan” (with real-time preview), “save” or “delete”

• Compact size for easy transport. Measures 12.1"w x 4.4"d x 2.8"h and weighs just 1.44 lbs.

• Powered via AC adapter (included).

• Compatible with iPad (3rd generation), iPad 2 and iPad tablets

Tame the paperwork jungle in your life by getting a scanner for your iPad® tablet. Our iConvert® Scanner captures sharp, detailed images in seconds. Just tap the Save button to save your hard copies as JPEG files to your iPad tablet’s Photos folder.
Receipts and photos and memos, oh my!
The iConvert Scanner will help you organize—and prevent you from losing—all your important documents. At home, it lets you save family photos, genealogy records, greeting cards, recipes and children’s artwork. At the office, you can archive meeting notes, resumes, renderings and signed contracts. While traveling, you can digitize receipts, expense sheets, and business cards.

Don’t risk accuracy by simply “photographing” your important documents.
Cameras are great at taking pictures of people, places and things. But photographing a document up close frequently introduces distorted angles, glare and unequal sharpness across the photos. Using a scanner ensures that you’ll be able to read every letter and number on your receipt and see every tiny detail in a photo or drawing.

Your important documents are waiting! Order your iConvert Scanner exclusively at Brookstone today.

iPad not included. iPad, iTunes and iCloud are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. “Made for iPad” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPad may affect wireless performance.
Receipts and photos and memos, oh my!
The iConvert Scanner will help you organize—and prevent you from losing—all your important documents. At home, it lets you save family photos, genealogy records, greeting cards, recipes and children’s artwork. At the office, you can archive meeting notes, resumes, renderings and signed contracts. While traveling, you can digitize receipts, expense sheets, and business cards.
Don’t risk accuracy by simply “photographing” your important documents.
Cameras are great at taking pictures of people, places and things. But photographing a document up close frequently introduces distorted angles, glare and unequal sharpness across the photos. Using a scanner ensures that you’ll be able to read every letter and number on your receipt and see every tiny detail in a photo or drawing.

Your important documents are waiting! Order your iConvert Scanner exclusively at Brookstone today.

iPad not included. iPad, iTunes and iCloud are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. “Made for iPad” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPad may affect wireless performance.
Don’t risk accuracy by simply “photographing” your important documents.
Cameras are great at taking pictures of people, places and things. But photographing a document up close frequently introduces distorted angles, glare and unequal sharpness across the photos. Using a scanner ensures that you’ll be able to read every letter and number on your receipt and see every tiny detail in a photo or drawing.
Your important documents are waiting! Order your iConvert Scanner exclusively at Brookstone today.

iPad not included. iPad, iTunes and iCloud are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. “Made for iPad” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPad may affect wireless performance.
Your important documents are waiting! Order your iConvert Scanner exclusively at Brookstone today.
iPad not included. iPad, iTunes and iCloud are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. “Made for iPad” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPad may affect wireless performance.
iPad not included. iPad, iTunes and iCloud are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. “Made for iPad” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPad may affect wireless performance.

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How to connect your iPad 2 to your TV with HDMI
HD content straight from your iPad 2 is only a few cords away

The timing of the A/V adapter's introduction to the device marketplace is not coincidental. The iPad 2's display will mirror on your connected HDTV or HDMI-connected display in 1080p for everything except movie playback. Movie playback or anything streamed from your other iPhone, iPod touch, or original iPad to will only display in 720p.
The timing of the A/V adapter's introduction to the device marketplace is not coincidental. The iPad 2's display will mirror on your connected HDTV or HDMI-connected display in 1080p for everything except movie playback. Movie playback or anything streamed from your other iPhone, iPod touch, or original iPad to will only display in 720p.
For this setup, you'll need the equipment identified by number in the picture above:
1. Your iPad 2 (or other compatible device)
2. Digital A/V adapter
3. A display or television with an HDMI port
4. An HDMI cable
First, plug the adapter in to your iPad 2. Make sure the adapter is seated well ? you don't want it to slip if the attached cables are tugging on it or are at an awkward angle.

Finally, insert the plug on the other end of the HDMI cable into an open HDMI port on your television. Switch the input on your HDTV to HDMI, power your iPad 2 on ? and ta-da! The main screen of your iPad 2 should now be mirrored on your television.

This setup is fairly easy and does not take a lot of time to put together or configure. It's a fun way to bring Netflix streaming to your HDTV (if you don't currently have it set up) and provides a decent picture you might not expect from a smaller device.

Happy viewing!
Finally, insert the plug on the other end of the HDMI cable into an open HDMI port on your television. Switch the input on your HDTV to HDMI, power your iPad 2 on ? and ta-da! The main screen of your iPad 2 should now be mirrored on your television.
This setup is fairly easy and does not take a lot of time to put together or configure. It's a fun way to bring Netflix streaming to your HDTV (if you don't currently have it set up) and provides a decent picture you might not expect from a smaller device.

Happy viewing!
This setup is fairly easy and does not take a lot of time to put together or configure. It's a fun way to bring Netflix streaming to your HDTV (if you don't currently have it set up) and provides a decent picture you might not expect from a smaller device.
Happy viewing!
Happy viewing!

As far as media goes, the iPad and iPad 2 are wonderfully multifunctional. You can play, record, and stream both videos and music. Originally, we were limited to the first generation iPad's screen and speakers (or headphones connected to the tablet). With the release of the iPad 2, Apple introduced a new accessory to the iPhone 4, iPod touch (4th gen), iPad, and iPad 2 lineup: the digital A/V adapter.

The A/V adapter is a clever little piece of electronics. By connecting the adapter to a compatible device, you are essentially adding an HDMI port. The adapter also has the standard 30-pin Apple connector built in next to the HDMI port, so you can connect to an HDTV and charge at the same time using the standard cable provided with your iPhone, iPod or iPad.

What you'll need to make it happen

And to keep your iPad 2 charged while connected, use [5] your dock-to-USB cable and [6] USB power adapter.

How to set it up

Next, plug the HDMI cable into the smaller of the two slots. To insert the cable correctly, the narrower part of the HDMI plug should be facing down. If you are planning on keeping the iPad 2 charged up at the same time, connect the dock-to-USB cable to the other adapter slot with the dock end, then to the power adapter with the USB end.

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