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The Octa TabletTail system is modular, but those modules tend to be a little too big for travel. The Lynx and Spider Monkey are both better suited for home or office use. An iLounge review of the old Octa system suggested that if you're going to buy a...
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Published: 2014-08-29, Author: Matthew , review by: makeuseof.com
MakeUseOf recommends: Buy it, if you use your tablet as a productivity device and tend to work from the same place. When you bring mobility into the equation, it becomes slightly less attractive...
Published: 2013-12-11, Author: Victor , review by: tuaw.com
The Monkey Kit is useful for anyone who needs a rear handle for their iPad, but its real feature is the Monkey Tail which gives your iPad a flexible neck for an almost endless array of secure positioning options. If you know someone with any flavor of ...
Abstract: The Monkey Kit is a rather interesting product from Octa. It's kinda like a dock on steroids, except it doesn't charge your tablet. Basically the Monkey Tail is like having a third hand to hold your tablet. It has a huge, but strong, suction cup that atta...
Abstract: If you've ever wished you had a third hand to hold your Android tablet, Octa's Monkey Kit is something you'll be interested in. Just like that ever so useful appendage hanging from the south end of a Monkey, this tail is flexible yet rigid, holds to al...
Abstract: The second in Octa's series of animal-themed iPad accessories, TabletTail: Monkey Kit ($100) follows the surprisingly cool TabletTail Flexible Handle + Stand. This mounting accessory uses the same suction cup base, but instead of attaching to a "whale...
Abstract: Although there are several iPad stands on the market, one in particular caught our attention: Octa's TabletTail, the MonkeyTail version . It tucks into different areas, winds up, and lifts your tablet to eye-level so you can go hands-free. Octa has devel...
Abstract: Ingenious new ways to hold a tablet continue to consume accessories designers, and this one is particularly compelling. TabletTail: Monkey Kit fixes by suction to the back of a tablet, then enables you to suspend the device wherever you want it, using tha...
