This looks like a pretty slick accessory. The look matches the iPad exactly and the keyboard looks usable. Plus it adds great screen protection for when you throw it in your bag and little extra bulk.

I can't wait to play with one to see if the keyboard is responsive. Of course, we won't see this in the actual Apple Store.

Papers is a Mac app for managing academic journal articles. It clones the iTunes interface to give a familiar and easy user interface. It will even import your database from Endnote.

They just added iPhone and iPad versions. Seems to me this would be a boon to anyone doing serious research.

An amp and app for your axe that allows you to listen with standard headphones. This seems like a pretty awesome set-up to practice your electric guitar without driving your family and neighbors to the brink of insanity.

If you are a fan of concert poster art, Poster Cabaret is the site for you. Amazing prints from many of the top screen printing shops from many of today's top bands.

These bracelets are beautiful and elegant. The craftsmanship of vintage cameras is really apparent– nice clean modern lines and minimal.

Sanjay Patel is an amazing illustrator that works for Pixar– I'd bet he did the stunning closing credit work for The Incredibles. His new book that illustrates the Hindu epic Ramayana. WANT

This gives ability to use another computer as a second Mac display– quite useful. But using it with an iPad and mirroring could give you a budget version of a Wacom Cintiq– awesome!

The Philadelphia Zoo is displaying an art installation of endangered animals made from LEGOs. One of the featured animals is the Golden Lion Tamarin– which my wife studies. Fun!