Logitech has taken what they thought to be the best in its class and hope to make it even better, by upgrading the top selling keyboard cover for iPad that is known as the Logitech Ultrathin. This particular accessory will be made available for the iPad Air (retailing at $99.99 each) as well as for the iPad mini and iPad mini with Retina display (that are going for $89.99 a pop), arriving in the US and Europe later this May. The Logitech Ultrathin will improve upon its predecessor’s design, being an even lighter and thinner keyboard cover while sporting a new multi-angle slot which would add to the overall freedom when it comes to adjusting the viewing angle.
Considering how the iPad is being used more and more as a content creation device instead of one that just consumes, the Logitech Ultrathin does make sense to keep your tablet company. The new multi-angle slot will securely attach to your iPad via a magnetic clip, letting you tilt it at the ideal angle so that you end up with a comfortable typing experience via its Bluetooth keyboard. There are also well-spaced keys alongside an optimized layout, not to mention iOS shortcuts to make your life easier since this is one instance where familiarity does not breed contempt. It measures just 6.4mm thin and is approximately 67% the weight of the iPad
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