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Luxist Giveaway: Element Case Vapor Pro iPhone 4 Case

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Luxist Giveaway: Element Case Vapor Pro iPhone 4 Case
According to Element Case, the Vapor Pro is the most expensive non-designer iPhone 4 case available. This version is masculine looking and made in aluminum. Rather than snapping on to the iPhone 4, it is screwed on (with a supplied tool). The ports to all the buttons and connectors on the phone are easy to access, while the case further gives the iPhone a more ergonomic shape for holding. There is even a polymer section over the antenna to prevent signal issues. Element cases offers the Vapor Pro iPhone case in a number of colors and finishes. Retail price is $149.99, and you can enter to win one below.

THANKS FOR ALL WHO ENTERED. THE GIVEAWAY IS NOW OVER.

To enter, leave a comment on this post sharing why you'd like to win this case. The giveaway ends on March 18th at 8:00pm PST. See additional rules below.

* To enter, leave a confirmed comment below.
* The comment must be left and confirmed before March 18th, 2011 at 8:00PM Pacific Time.
* You may only enter once.
* One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
* One winner will receive one Element Case Vapor Pro iPhone 4 case valued at $149.99.
* Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, and the District of Columbia, who are 18 and older.

See full giveaway rules here.

Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch reviews site aBlogtoRead.com.

Element Case Joule Custom iPad Stand Review + Giveaway

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Above is the new Joule by Element Case iPad stand, today we are giving two people an opportunity to win their very own customized Joule iPad stand. See below for more details. I previously wrote about the Joule iPad stand here when announcing it.

With a dizzying amount of iPads already sold, I think it is safe to safe to say that tablets are going to the real computer companion in the years to come, in contrast to netbooks - which gained popularity quickly due to price and size, but have a seriously diminishing level of return given their limited functionality. So with tablets and iPads definitely in, we are all going to be hungry for accessories. Lots and lots of accessories. Unlike laptops screens that naturally stand up, the iPad turns into an iSlab without support to stand it up. In fact, the beauty of the iPad should be balanced by the fact that it doesn't have any handles or feet. So if you want to watch movies, read an e-book, or anything else that involves looking at the screen for long period of time, you are going to want a stand.

Sure Apple offers a stand, even one with a built-in keyboard, but it is pretty flimsy. Start touching the iPad like it is meant to be touched, and you run the risk of it toppling over. The Joule solves this issue by having an adjustable metal leg in the back that seems strong enough to support the iPad if it weighted 50 pounds. The Joule is solid metal - no plastic here. You can adjust the stand to three levels of height. A nice touch is that the leg is secure in the unit magnetically, which also makes it easy to remove. When on the the go, Element Case throws in a carrying bag as well.

The Joule might not have as much adjustability and features (like a built in charger) as other stands, but the Joule will last you, probably forever. Formed out of strong and nice to the touch aluminum, this iPad stand defines luxury because it is made well (in California) and won't break. The bottom of the stand has rubber pads for traction, while the inside of the stand is velvet lined. Actually, I was impressed by how the Joule stand firmly held the iPad (in horizontal or vertical positions), and at the same time didn't make me fear that it was going to scratch it. The stand is formed in a way to give easy access to the home button, and includes a cutaway for sound from the speaker to travel freely. One thing that the Joule lacks, is a space for the power cable to go if you want it to charge or sync. Then again, you can just orient your iPad in the stand in a different direction, so that the charging port isn't facing down - easy enough.

See that cool Luxist logo on the stand? Joule custom prints their stands with whatever you like. The stand is available in a few colors including black, polished aluminum, anodized silver, and more coming soon. Overall a solid and satisfying iPad stand that functions simply, and will continue to do when you are on your 4th, 5th, and 6th generation iPad. Average price is $129 - $139.

Now for the fun stuff. Enter below to win your own choice of Joule iPad stand complete with custom name or logo printing by Element Case. To enter, leave a comment on this post sharing why you'd like to win a high-end Joule iPad stand by Element Case. The giveaway ends on June 3rd at 8:00pm PST. See additional rules below.

THANKS FOR ENTERING, THE GIVEAWAY IS NOW OVER.

* To enter, leave a confirmed comment below.
* The comment must be left and confirmed before June 3rd, 2010 at 8:00PM Pacific Time.
* You may only enter once.
* Two winners will be selected in a random drawing.
* Two winners will receive one Joule iPad stand valued at about $129 - $139 each.
* Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, and the District of Columbia, who are 18 and older.

See full giveaway rules here.

Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.

Thanks to Element Case for the review unit. Opinions are 100% independent.

Joule iPad Stand By Element Case + Discount

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Look out, because the massive flow of iPad accessories has arrived like a flash flood. Apple hasn't even released the 3G version yet, and rumor has it that the OS is getting an update sooner or later. Still, the hardware is the same, and your new Internet appliance best friend needs some toys.

A stand is probably a really good idea and the one that Apple themselves offers looks pretty pathetic. Start using the screen with any force and the iPad is due to topple. Looks like you need something a bit better designed maybe? Element case steps in with the new Joule. A CNC machine, precision cut stand for iPad that comes in a polished finish, or anodized black. The stand conforms to the shape of your iPad and has a little foot in the back that prevents it from tipping over. That way you can actually use the device while it is in the stand. Imagine that Apple?

A quality item, the Joule is finely made here in America, and is available with custom engravings. Get your name, logo, or other image put right on the Joule stand. The bottom of the stand has rubber feet for traction and to help prevent slippage. It is contoured to make it easy to use an iPad while it is in the dock as well.

Special for Luxist readers, Element Case, the maker of the Joule, will give the first 100 Luxist.com readers who buy a Joule stand a discount. Regularly priced at $129.00, you can get the stand for just $99 by entering the code CRHGJ2 at the checkout. Visit the Joule website here to learn more or get one. And for those who need to be told, the Joule does not come with an iPad, the image is for example purposes only.

Win An Element Cases Valentine iPhone Case

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Lately, jewelry has increasingly had to compete with gadgets for gift-giving dollars. The iPhone has become a popular and much-coveted gift for Valentine's Day. If you are planning to give someone an iPhone, here's the perfect wrapping, a pink case with a Valentine message right on it. As I mentioned when I first blogged about them last week, the pink Valentine's Day cases from Element Cases are tough cases designed for those who use their iPhone to play games. The phone is securely locked in to a pearlescent pink cases with flip lids that allow easy screen access. For added Valentine's day appeal check out PC World's round-up of related iPhone apps, including the iPropose app for the those ready to take the big leap.

We have two Element Cases Valentine's Day Cases to give away. Element cases will even inscribe your special message to your Valentine (140 character limit). To enter the giveaway, leave a comment answering the question of whether you think technology or jewelry is the way to a woman's heart on Valentine's Day.

* To enter, leave a confirmed comment below.
* The comment must be left and confirmed before Friday, February 6, 2009 5:00PM Eastern Time.
* You may only enter once.
* Two winners will be selected in a random drawing.
* Two winners will each receive one Element Case Valentine's Day case, valued at $119.
* Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia who are 18 and older.

See complete contest rules here.

This contest is now closed. Thank you for your participation.

Element Case Valentine's Day iPhone Cases

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elememt pink iphone case
I've been known to complain about pink gadgets and pink gadget cases but these pink iPhone cases are girly without being dainty. Element Case is offering a Limited Edition Valentine's Liquid Case that fits the classic iPhone and iPhone 3G. It's a tough case that protects your phone on all sides. The hard shell case is built to withstand rough handling and offers access to all ports. And once your phone is locked in, it's not going anywhere. The case has flip lids that protect the screen when not in use. Built especially for those that use play games on the iPhone, the case offers a little extra room to hold on, making it function a little more like a PSP or Nintendo DS.

The Valentine artwork was developed by graphic designer Nancy Ogami. They will make 100 custom back painted pearlescent pink cases each numbered and is customized with "your message or name" engraved on both the gray lid and the translucent flip lid. The case sells for $119 and the last order processing day for guaranteed shipping by Valentine's Day is February 10 (February 7 for Europe).

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