Awesome Ipad

The Jot Script’s tip is just 1.9mm in diameter, so using it is more akin to using a pencil than a stylus. It has an aluminum barrel and lasts up to two weeks on an AAA battery. Works with iPad 3+ and iPhone 5+ (requires Bluetooth 4.0).

A case for the iPad that’s only about a third of an inch thick yet has a built-in 13,000 mAh battery, enough to fully charge the iPad’s own battery. It charges in just one hour and has a USB port for charging other devices.

It’s not the first 3D scanner we’ve seen, but this one clips to your iPad and can scan people and rooms. The Structure Sensor has already blown through its crowdfunding goal, so move quick if you still want one of the early units.

An app/subscription service which lets you use your Windows PC or Mac remotely from your iPad, with intuitive touch-based control and a menu that makes them feel like native tablet apps. Even streams desktop video and audio.

Coming this fall, iOS 7 completely overhauls the user interface, opting for a more minimal and layered design. It also – finally! – has a shortcut to oft-toggled settings as well as a better app-switching interface. More at Apple.

Japanese artist Seikou Yamaoka proves that you can create incredible works of art on an iPad Mini – using his fingertips and ArtStudio to create a near-perfect reproduction of Vermeer’s The Girl with the Pearl Earring. More here.

Federico Bianco suggests features for the next Apple iOS. Some are borrowed from jailbreak apps – shortcuts to settings, SMS quick reply, downloading files in Safari – but the half-open mode for apps is a novel idea.

The Pebble Folio is a leather case for the iPad 1, 2 and 3 with a built-in 6600mAh battery that can recharge an iPad up to 65%. It also comes with additional adapters for other mobile devices.

More accurate than its predecessor as well as pressure-sensitive. It’s angle agnostic to adapt to various grips, and has two receiver options: one for iPad and another which lets you draw on your iMac.

A great gift for owners of the iPad Mini. It has the same hardbound covers and dual zippers found in Twelve South’s other BookBook cases, plus a built-in kickstand. Available in black, brown and red.

While you could buy a desktop foosball table for less, you won’t look nearly as cool as when you play foosball with your iPad. Features realistic spinner controls and manual scorekeeping tallies.

Acoustically amplifies the sound from an iPhone or iPad. The iPhone dock works with all iPhones and the iPad dock works with all iPads and iPhones. Made by Matt Richmond for Restoration Hardware.

You know we love Apple, but it looks like Conan O’Brien has discovered some other options for us, just in case that original iPad is too big and the iPad Mini is too small. Does art imitate life? Yep.

The tablet Steve Jobs said he never wanted to make is here. With a 7.9″ 1024×768 screen, A5 dual-core processor, and available 4G LTE, it’s just just the thing if you want a one-handed iPad.

The AirBridge lets you mirror your iOS device’s screen to any device with an HDMI or VGA input and even to other iOS devices without the need for a Wi-Fi connection, a power supply or wires.

Thanks to Jason Morrissey, we don’t miss the iOS YouTube app at all. Jasmine has a clean interface, a night mode, built-in brightness control and can keep playing audio even when you switch apps.

Double Robotics’ gyroscopically-balanced robot gives you a remote-controlled avatar you can drive from anywhere on the planet. It uses an iPad as it’s display and camera, and another as its controller.

Cases for the iPad, Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 (sorry eReaders) with licensed classic book cover art. Handmade using book board and book cloth, the same materials used in paper book hardcovers.

The enormous AeroPad Two dock for iOS devices has the specs to match its eye-catching figure. It has four 30W speakers plus one 80W subwoofer, as well as a 3.5mm auxiliary and USB inputs.

The Brydge has a full-sized keyboard, speakers, a clamp that holds the iPad firmly in place and an aluminum body that makes it look like an Apple product. It’s certainly got the price tag of one.

Similar to the Flow brush, Artist Hardware’s Sensu works great with the iPad or any device with a capacitive touch screen. It also has a rubber stylus nib on the other end, making it more versatile.

An enhanced edition of the legendary RPG Baldur’s Gate will be released for the iPad this April and will include additional content. Both Baldur’s Gate I and II will also be re-released for PC.

The gentlemen are back at it again, this time opining about the “entirely new” iPad, and why perhaps it isn’t the greatest thing since sliced bread or the electric cat litter box. (Thanks Ruby!)