The FridgePad is billed as the ?ultimate fridge magnet?. I?d say it?s probably the ultimate anything. Think about it. Even with my obviously awesome ?Waterproof, Kitchen-Proof iPad Case? (a ziploc bag), your iPad still gets in harms way in the kitchen. The FridgePad fixes this by mounting the iPad up where nature intended: on the front of the refrigerator.
Made of aluminum with a big old magnet on the back to keep it firmly stuck to the fridge, the FridgePad holds the iPad with four plastic corner clips. Once secured to the door of the smallest and coldest room in the house, you can use the iPad to play music, podcasts or audiobooks, show you recipes or, well, anything the iPad can do. The more I think about it, the more it is clear how perfect the iPad is as a kitchen computer. And if you?re really messy when you cook, you could even slip the whole rig, magnet and all, into the ziploc bag and just slap that onto the refrigerator.
The stand will cost �50 ($78) when it ships, and will be available through Amazon. There?s no word yet on a launch date, but you can sign up for email alerts on the product site. In the meantime, I have a feeling that a trip to the hardware store is in order.
FridgePad [Woodford Design via CrunchGear]
See Also:
Endo: Finally, A Useful Fridge Magnet
Vista Fridge Magnet Completely Misses the Point
How-To: Gorillapod Doubles as Awesome iPad Stand
How-To Make a Waterproof, Kitchen-Proof iPad Case and Stand ?
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