I really like the cool BookBook cases from 12South. These cases look like old and battered hard cover books, but they are actually cases for all sorts of gadgets from the original iPad to the Kindle and more. 12South has announced that its BookBook style for the original iPad will fit the iPad 2.
This is still one of the coolest cases you will find and is made from real leather and has a zipper closure to keep your iPad 2 safe and secure. This case will also fit the original iPad as well. And it comes in two styles.
The BookBook for iPad sells for about $69.99 and comes in black and red styles. The case is made to fold backwards and turn into a stand to support the iPad in portrait mode. The case ships for free as well.
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