The Veho Pebble Smartskin for the iPad is a case that not only protects your iPad but also charges it up when you need some extra juice. The Pebble comes with a 6000mah battery charger embedded inside a super soft silicone skin doubling its battery life by giving it an amazing 500 hours of standby time.

It also has an additional neoprene case for added protection. That’s a serious iPad case. The Veho Pebble Smartskin for the iPad will cost you £49.99 ($78) at Firebox UK and should be headed to the US soon as well.

If you are still looking for the perfect iPad case, you might want to check out this leather folio-style case from ZooGue. The Genius iPad case is adjustable to any angle for viewing media and movies while traveling or just watching at home.

The case is made from leather and features velcro straps that allow you to mount your iPad on a car headrest if you want to. When not in use the velcro straps close the case and protect your iPad. The The Genius iPad case is available now for just $50.

Pandigital has a new iPad-like tablet coming in a 9-inch form factor, shown in the FCC photo above. Looks like this Pandigital tablet will be $199.99 inclusive of shipping, via QVC. Payment can be broken down into five monthly instalments of $40 each of course.

The device is powered by at least Android 2.1, with four buttons upfront at the bottom and includes a 4GB SDHC memory card. We don’t yet know when it will be available though. Might just be a QVC exclusive for all we know.

This is one of the coolest retro iPhone 4 cases yet. Headcase has just released the iPhone 4 version of their official Etch A Sketch case. These are the same folks who released the case for the iPad a few months ago. Why not get both so you have a matching pair?

It’s designed to protect your iPhone and is made of impact resistant plastic. To bad you can’t shake it to undo your work. The Etch A Sketch iPhone 4 Case retails for just $24.99.

The latest overpriced case for your iPad comes from fashion whore Prada. The Prada Nylon iPad case comes in both red (rosso) and pink (peonia) and features the signature Prada triangle logo, with silver color hardware, padding, and an interior pocket.

None of that makes it worth anything close to it’s $420 asking price. Plus they are ugly. But if you absolutely need to follow the herd, they can be found at Neiman Marcus.

Here’s yet another iPad case with an accompanying keyboard, from Zagg. The Zaggmate has two models available: one with a keyboard and one without. It’s a clip-on stand that can elevate your iPad horizontally or vertically for easier viewing.

The keyboard model offers a full QWERTY keyboard. It’s currently listed as ‘Coming Soon,’ with the standard model costing $69.99 and the keyboard model costing $30 more. Do you like this one better than other models or are you happy with your iPad the way it is?

The Crux 360 case will turn your Apple iPad into a netbook. This is great for iPad owners who want to do some serious typing or send emails, or blog. Just slip the iPad directly into the case, and connect the Bluetooth keyboard with it.

You can easily disable the keyboard and use the iPad in the normal way, but with a kickstand. The Crux 360 Case for iPad retails for $149.99.

If you are looking for a rugged iPad case, then check out this Saddleback leather iPad case. It’s tough enough to last a long time. The Saddleback iPad case is made from 100% thick full grain boot leather and stitched together with heavy gauge marine grade thread to create an iPad case with no breakable parts and an impact absorbing design.

If this is the case for you, it comes in a a variety of colors including Coffee Brown, Black, Chestnut and Tobacco Brown. All cases also come with a 100 year warranty. What more could you want in an iPad case?

Entering the overcrowded and protective world of iPad cases is a new case from SolidMicro. This one is an iPad battery case called the SolidMicro PadPower.

This iPad battery case features a 6000mAh battery that will extend your iPad’s battery life and of course it also protects your expensive iPad from scratches and bumps and the like. It would suck to have it broken and have to shell out all of that money again, so protect it.

Looks like that leak was correct. Walmart has confirmed that Apple’s iPad will be arriving at its stores on Friday, October 15. All models will be available at the same prices that Apple charges and these will be part of a separate showcase of Apple hardware in-store.

The iPad will also be available online via Walmart, but only for in-store pick up, so you’ll be hitting the store no matter which you choose. The device will initially arrive at hundreds of stores, but an expansion will see some 2,300 stores offer it by mid-November. We take this move by Apple to mean that it is feeling some pressure from the competition.

Way back in May we told you that Walmart would be offering iPads this year and it looks like that is about to happen. A photo of an email sent to Walmart store managers received by MacRumors indicates that the Apple iPad will be rolled out to up to 1000 stores by the end of October, starting next week.

The photos show that Walmart will be offering all six models of the iPad with initial stock limited to just five of each model per store. Never fear, the standard range of iPad accessories will also offered along with AppleCare extended warranties. Sources say that an additional 800 stores will begin carrying the device in November, and each store will have a live demo unit inside a case that will include a looping video demonstration of the iPad in action.

We’ve seen a number of iPad cases with integral keyboards, which are handy for easier typing rather than using the iPad’s on screen keyboard. But most have low quality keyboards that you won’t want to use for long typing sessions.

PADACS Toccata Keyboard case is perfect for the heavy duty iPad user, since it sports a built in bluetooth keyboard with plastic keys, similar to more traditional keyboards. The Bluetooth 2.0 keyboard is compatible with a wide range of devices including the iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GH (with iOS4) and Bluetooth enabled devices running Windows, Mac or Linux.

Normally all Colorware does is spiffy up your gadgets with new coats of paint, but now they have gone and actually created a genuine product. The ColorWare Grip for iPad.

Yes, it makes your iPad look all silly, like a kid’s toy. The idea is that it lets you carry your iPad safely and securely with custom ColorWare colors of course. The case is made of aircraft-grade aluminum with a fitted handle.

We’ve seen our share of iPad cases, and now Booq Boa has launched a new Boa folio iPad case to their range of cases. This new iPad case allows you to use your iPad in three positions: flat on a desk or your lap, slightly elevated, or near vertical for watching movies.

Your ipad is securely held in place with a rubberized frame, and the outside of the sleeve is sewn from genuine Nappa leather and something called Twylon. There’s also a pocket on the outside for your iPhone and a flat paper sleeve on the inside.

Etch-a-Sketch fans can now relive their childhood with the iPad thanks to this clever case. It’s pretty awesome. Who knows, it may even save your iPad from being stolen, if the thief is a little dumb.

This case will protect your iPad and it’s shaped like an Etch-a-Sketch. That’s enough reason to buy it right there. Sadly the knobs don’t do anything, but who cares. This thing is cool.