All-in-one iPad Mount and Stand

The product itself looks cool, but things like this keep catching my eye:<p>&#62; HI ! Looking to purchase MULTIPLE REWARDS IN ONE GO ? YES YOU CAN !<p>&#62; FREE shipping in the US and EU. Add 10$ for all other countries.<p>&#62; EARLY BIRD SPECIAL !!!<p>Except, Kickstarter isn't a store, right?<p>If they allow stuff like this, it is. It's an interesting new kind of pre-order store. And it should be regulated like one.

You need $40,000 to create a mass production line? Nope, you need kick starter to advertise your wonderful product and hopefully start a word of mouth marketing campaign so you can compete against the bigger players in the market and still seem cool.<p>It's a great product, good luck guys.

It's called "Kickstarter" but anymore it seems you need to have a really slick pitch with mock-ups/prototypes and professional graphics to get any attention (and thus, backing). All that is really expensive. It seems antithetical to the apparent goal of removing barriers of entry into making "things".

Looks good, but I like the coat hanger stand better. <a href="http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20005985-285/turn-a-coat-hanger-into-an-ipad-stand/" rel="nofollow">http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20005985-285/turn-a-coat...</a> It does look a little derpy but it works elegantly. You can change the angle just by bending it a little more. Seriously, if you could use a material that did the bending rather than a latch, I'm sure it would be cheaper and more reliable.

&#62; <i>Boomerang is fully compatible with all versions of iPad (except iPad1&#38;iPad Mini).</i><p>Just wanted to point this out for anyone interested, since it is pretty buried in the description.

The windshield and air vent implementations scare me. How is having an interactive, 10" screen in your field of vision whilst driving a good idea?

$65 for a mount is bit high. Considering it's just a piece of plstic/metal. It seems to me like a lot of Kickstarter products seek to pay out all of the manufacturing investments with the first batch. As if they don't believe that the product can sell afterwards.

The dramatic music and delivery of these guys' lines would make you think they just cured cancer or revolutionized the world.<p>I don't think you get to be this over the top for an $85 tablet accessory.

Elegant <i>and</i> ergonomic - <a href="http://i50.tinypic.com/2qicw79.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://i50.tinypic.com/2qicw79.jpg</a><p>Sorry, can't help :) It looks quite useful, especially the car headrest mount.

That may be one of the slickest presentations I've seen on Kickstarter

This looks very nice! I completely agree with the frustration that so few stands/mounts are considered for multipurpose use, which is strange as I feel iPad is really designed for it (TV remote on a stand, photo frame on the wall, charging on the desk, in the kitchen, etc). This looks like a close to perfect way of solving it.<p>Only thing lacking is charging, but that is a minefield for sure with new cable connector.

After the bait &#38; switch and excuses for production delays with Brydge I'm very suspicious of kickstarter's with high production value videos.

In the video they show the mount resting on a leg and on a cushion. If that works as advertised that'd be a killer feature. iPad stands have to take into account that people don't typically use an iPad at a desk, so the typical rectangular stands won't do the trick. This looks very promising, and much more comfortable than the alternatives.

Does anyone know? how much it will weigh? I looked on the description but found nothing. It seems it adds weight but it is great anyway!

Finally a product that is going to open source itself it wins on kickstarter. Thats what usually stops me from contributing

I can't quite see how it fixes onto the iPad itself. Anyone figured it out?

This looks extremely good. The video is also very well done; props on that!

It looks like it cost $40k just to make that video...