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"iPod watches we've heard of, and they've turned out to be quite popular, but iPad watches? That's something new, and more than a little clunky. \nStudioProper revealed what it calls the world's first iPad wristwatch, the Wallee Hand Strap. \"For just $19.95 with free global shipping, anyone can use iPad\u2019s 9.7-inch screen to create an arguably portable, undoubtedly attention-grabbing wristwatch,\" the company says. \nIts creators do admit that the watch idea might not be particularly practical (but, hey, it did get our attention). The hand strap has a variety of other uses that make an iPad easier to hold, StudioProper says.\n\u201COur designs are not your run of the mill iPad accessories. They\u2019re all about enhancing the use of technology, and letting you enjoy it in different ways, said Alon Tamir, founder of StudioProper and lead designer of the Wallee System. \u201CThe latest Hand Strap is extremely versatile and can be used in a number of ways. Using it to turn your iPad into a wristwatch is just one of them.\"\nCheck out how the hand strap works \u2014 as a wristwatch watch or for more practical purposes \u2014 in the video above. \nDo you use any devices for making your iPad easier to hold? What do you think of this tool?\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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