Tinkering Monkey — the custom wood signage company that created the terrific 2012 and 2013 iMore hall of fame award icons — has announce a great looking product called the WoodFlip. It's made specifically for businesses that use an iPad in combination with a credit card reader.
The WoodFlip stand comes in two models; one works with an iPad and the Square card reader while the other works with the uDynamo reader. Both models cost $200 each. The company offers the WoodFlip in three wood versions; Natural Light, Dark Walnut Stain or Black Stain. The stand words with any large iPad except the first generation model; it will not work with the iPad mini.
Tinkering Monkey even offers a free laser engraving of a company's logo for each WoodFlip and the nine inch tall stand can be tilted while also offering an integrated but discreet charging port for the iPad.
It's certainly looks like a high quality product and the company's previous reputation is solid. What do you think of the WoodFlip?
Source: Tinkering Monkey
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