tablift is the GorillaPod of iPad stands
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tablift can be used as a desktop iPad stand but was designed for use on the sofa, comfy chair or in bed
The stand has been specifically designed to work with all current generations of the iPad
The adjustable nature of the legs does cater for lots of angular possibilities inbetween the default views
The tablet is secured in place with a fibertex bungee cord grip
The ABS plastic mounting base has three grooves for slotting in an iPad which vary viewing angles for sitting, reclining and lying down
An iPad can be positioned in either portrait or landscape orientation
tablift features four adjustable double re-enforced metal spring core legs that can be positioned for a low center of gravity to prevent unintentional tipping over
tablift's four adjustable, bendy legs and three-position mount offer versatility and stability when using an iPad in bed or on the sofa
A few years back Joby gave boring old camera tripods a much-needed kick up the rear when stiff, straight, dull-but-dependable legs were replaced with bendable knobbly goodness in the shape of the Gorillapod. Versatility and adaptability are central to its success, attributes that make the tablift iPad stand from Santa Monica's C. Scott Blevins a similarly attractive proposition. While there are vast numbers of tablet stands already available, tablift can provide the hands-free stability others may fail to offer when used on uneven or somewhat changeable surfaces like a sofa, comfy chair or bed.
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