Asus Made Accessories Emerge for the Nexus 7; Bluetooth KB Case & Rotating Folio

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There are some more official Nexus 7 accessories coming straight from Asus soon. The first one is a Case with a built-in Bluetooth keyboard. This one works as a folio for the Nexus 7, and includes a kick-stand on the back to stand the tablet upright. It also includes a splash-proof Bluetooth keyboard, and a microUSB for recharging. It includes a leather outer shell and a microfiber interior lining. The Bluetooth keyboard case will sell for be £79.95 ($125).

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The next accessory is a rotating leather stand case. It props up the Nexus 7, but allows you to swivel between landscape and portrait orientation. This one also has a leather casing and a microfiber interior. Additionally, there is another case just like this one, except that it does not include the rotating functionality. Also, there is a screen protector, which is designed to be scratch resistance and offer better contrast for the Nexus 7′s display. The rotating case will sell for £27.95 ($44), the non-rotating version will be £22.95 ($36), while the screen protector will be £14.95 ($23).

What do you guys think? Do these cases look like a better option than the ones on the Google Play Store?

Source: Mobilefun.co.uk
 

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The keyboard/case seems really cool up until you get to $125 price tag! That's 1/2 the cost of the N7, 5/8 if you bought an 8gig! Way too much for an accessory.
 
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The keyboard/case seems really cool up until you get to $125 price tag! That's 1/2 the cost of the N7, 5/8 if you bought an 8gig! Way too much for an accessory.

I suppose it's relative though. The Microsoft Surface Tablet that is coming out in October also has a case with a built-in keyboard, but that tablet will cost $600! So, a total of $325 seems like a decent price to pay for a pseudo-laptop replacement.
 
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