Tablet Holder for Setup Cockpit

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Smart Accessory Holder for Setup Cockpit

Built of heavy steel with a beautiful finish, @Rest is no flimsy gadget accessory-it's high-end furniture for your tablet. Thanks to @Rest's adjustable pegs, it's compatible with virtually any tablet. @Rest is also sturdy enough to support your other technology loves, be it a MacBook Pro or the slim MacBook Air.

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Tablet Holder for Setup Cockpit

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Made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with the required durability and durability, it can work under any weather conditions Adjustable mount for

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NEW! iPad Leg Mount – The Ultimate Kneeboard. Now you can tilt and position the iPad or iPad Mini where it is easily seen & operated. Like adding an additional screen to your cockpit. Maintain full visibility of panel information & controls. Rock solid, very comfortable, magnetic latch straps. For airplanes and helicopters or any application where the iPad is to be secured to your leg. Aluminum and Polycarbonate Construction. 360° Rotation of Device.

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Convenient charging at eye-level. Minimalist, flexible and always charged. The MagSafe mount for the positions the iPhone at a user-friendly height and angle during wireless charging. After mounting the holder to the monitor stand, the Apple MagSafe Charger is simply inserted into the silicone ring. For maximum flexibility in the portrait and landscape use of the smartphone, the holder can be pulled out and pushed back again.

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