Can you actually use your device (Kindle, iPad) while inside, or is it just protected?
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I don't use it with a device; that being said, I think it would not work well, as the plastic is necessarily quite thick so that it will not rip.
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yes. This is 12 X16 so it can hold upto regular iPad or tablet size 10 x 13. make sure all air are squeezed out prior to locking up for better contact.
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It is too small for my Kindle, so I use it for my wallet and stuff. I imagine you can use it while inside, but I don't know if it will effect key operation or if it effects readability.
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If put in properly (with screws tightned), it would be very difficult for someone to sit there and unscrew the cover off to take the ipad out. If someone is burglarized, maybe. It takes time (a good 5 minutes or so) to take the cover off. My office is small and the ipad is not without supervision and in plane site of staff. We are not concerned about that. If you were to leave the ipad unattended for long periods of time and people walk by it, you may consider something with a lock instead.
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Yes, you sure can. There are openings for the connections and it is easy to remove the Kindle from the case with just a push on the unit in the middle of the case. These cases are just so very nice.
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There is something to understand here. I love my Kindle, it has about zero radiation when the wireless or 3G function is turned OFF. Do you understand? Why use a Kindle with the wireless function on? There is no need once you download your book. So this product would not be necessary in any way for a Kindle. If you are using the wireless function on the Kindle, this pad would block the radiation on the backside of it, but do absolutely nothing for the wireless signal shooting out the sides and front. Hope this helps.
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If Kindle has an Android App then yes you can, because it has an Android Player. It also has a nice e-reader of its own, with Kobo books. I thoroughly enjoy the app, but at the same time I'm not a heavy reader. Plus there are always work arounds.
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Why would you want to use both at the same time? .the smart cover is for protection when i pad is not in use and for propping up the ipad .if you are using this stand you do not need the Smart Cover for any of its intended uses ,I should know because I own both items
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Yes, the Kindle isn't as big as a IPad, but I got this for my sister and she has a Kindle. Better than trying to hold it or prop it up on your lap. You could set a lap top on it, or a book or magazine, whatever you like.
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Yes you can, but beware that the case that holds the iPad in place is pretty flimsy and the iPad will easily come out of it... Worrisome if you were in even a minor crash or hadn't stop suddenly- we felt like it would quickly become a projectile in such an event!! Beware!
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Yes you can. It is really nice to read the books on it too!! Though I still like the Kindle because it is smaller and lighter!!
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yes! I have used it with 3 separate devices so far without problems, Ipod, Ipad and my KindelFire. (I just have to make sure I've matched it to the device on hand)
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Yes that is what we use it for plus the ipad and the kindles. This is a very nice unit. I would recommend this product to anyone.
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You sure can! The screen rotates so when you close it back on itself, the keyboard is protected under the back of the ipad. It's slick.
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Yes you can! I use the kindle app on my iphone and my ipad :) (just search for it under the App Store and you'll find it)
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Do you have to take this device out of your luggage at security? (Laptops require it, iPad/Kindle does not)
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Sure can. Tablet uses the common Android OS, and App Store has free Kindle app you can download.
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No. This is simply a holder. You can adjust all different angles and it holds either ipad or ipod or kindle very well in positions.
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I have a Kindle Fire HD gen2, after about a weeks research I found that I't can't be done with out breaking the operating system and reloading it. The Kindle needs some additional software. I may do that but not for a while. The answer I believe is to look at a pocket size rechargeable wireless router (wi-fi) that I can carry with me while I travel. Then I plug in the Micro Vault into it and copy my files that way. The app on the Kindle to do that is called the ES Explorer. Or I can plug in the micro vault into my laptop and use Windows across my Wi-fi to talk to it. Hope that helps!