Gallery: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2

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Gallery: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2

By jperlow May 22, 2011, 10:56 PM PDT

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The Defender For iPad 2 ($89.95)is the latest incarnation of OtterBox’s protective armor casing for Apple’s tablet computers. It’s constructed of high impact polycarbonate plastic enclosed in silicone rubber with a tightly fitting clamshell design.nn

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OtterBox has now streamlined the case to provide the maximum amount of protection while minimizing added weight and bulkiness.n

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As you can see the entire rear of the polycarbonate armor casing is covered with silicone rubber.nn

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evern

The 30-pin docking port is easily accessible via a silicone rubber flap.n

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evern

All buttons and receptacles are usable via silicone flaps and coverings.n

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evern

The headphone jack is shown exposed through a flap on the left.n

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evernn

The completely redesigned protective polycarbonate cover doubles as a typing and viewing stand, and has an easier to move latch.n

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evernn

The iPad 2 on the cover stand in typing position.n

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evern

The iPad 2 on the cover stand in a viewing position.n

nSee Jason Perlow’s review: OtterBox Defender for iPad 2: Lighter, slimmer, but strong as evernn

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