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Infinite Loop Flexible Ribbon Supports Tablets, Phones

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Tim Gushue's Infinite Loop is a tablet stand that is flexible both literally and metaphorically. If you ever used a “flexible curve” for drawing or woodworking, you'll be familiar with the design.

The Infinite Loop is a four-foot strip of bendy plastic with a pair of metal cores running through. The combination lets you bend the strip into any shape and it will hold it with enough stiffness to support a tablet computer.

Thus you can make easels appropriate for any surface, and set the tablet at any angle. The Loop also comes with a cross-strap for extra security (see the pictures above) and also suction cup, for when you really want to make sure your tablet falls out.

Gushue has also made the Mini Loop, a two-foot long version which coils up like a king cobra and supports a phone at the top with its suction cup. Both roll up tight into a small, portable coil, like a licorice wheel.

I almost exclusively use the iPad Smart Cover as a prop these days, but it's not very stable on soft surfaces, or anything that moves. For that, I used to use the Joby Gorillapod, but the Infinite Loop looks like it might take the crown for the most flexible iPad stand yet.

The Infinite Loop Tablet and Smartphone Stand [Kickstarter]


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