How Etcher turns your iPad into an Etch a Sketch

One of the best features you will love about the iPad is its ability to turn into new lovely gadgets each time when you install some application on it or have connected some new accessory with it. Ranging from its theme changing to full cover and bag, iPad has many covers to many it a fancy and eye-catching gadget. First, we viewed the iCade which was turning your iPad into a Retro Arcade cabinet.

This was of the ThinkGeek’s 2010 April fool gag, in which a tinny laptop was making the iPad as its screen. However, it was real and people ordered and fetched for themselves at $100 each. These arcade style cabinet docks were launched to make the iPad into a platform for enjoying the Atari classic system. Also, there are Padcaster cases that will turn your iPad into a video production system with the full services it offers.

And now we are going to show you a gadget which will totally transform the iPad itself. After the success of a children's electronic toy, Etch a Sketch, now iPad has launched a case style with the name Meet Etcher. This is a bright orange plastic case that is equipping the two horizontal knobs to draw lines either vertically or horizontally. The system is using the new iOS applications development to get the really enhanced and best toy drawing experience.

Unlike the original style and design features of iPad2 and new updated versions, this new iPad case will help you to save your creations and share them with your loved ones. Also, you will be able to erase the screen by simply shaking it. Ari Krupnik told in an email to Wired that he has seen people shedding over Etcher prototypes and Etcher reminds of a kid again, the same toy which you used to pull out from your Christmas tree when you were only six years old. There is much positive and high favored response given by the people about prototypes of Etcher as per told by the team by etcher. Ari Krupnik and associated is the major team which is working behind the making of peripherals for Apple iPad and iPhones. They are also famous for working in narrow markets like an endoscope for a medical device manufacturing company. Etcher is the project which is a blessing from Ohio arts and it has been rightly brought into shape by the Krupnik team.