The id America Cushi line of adhesive foam pad covers seems ready to expand its capabilities and the latest gadget it has picked to dress up is the Amazon Kindle Fire. Previously, we have seen the peripheral being released for the iPhone and the iPad.
This launch will mark the company’s first dedicated product for the Kindle Fire. Composed of removable EVA adhesive foam, the cover lends an overall soft feel to the exterior of the tablet. Apart from this, it is also said to offer additional grip to the user and protection from shocks to the device it is being employed with.
“We are proud to continue the Cushi accessory line with the inclusion of Kindle Fire that we feel will be welcomed by users that wish to add a unique touch to their tablet” comments Abraham Jackal, Marketing Manager of id America. “The first design titled ‘Dream’ is inspired by the creativity factor that our company and consumers hold dear.”
What’s more, the cover shows off some 3D-like graphics, the effect of which is enhanced by the embossed feel. Owning to its anti-residue adhesive, it is expected to be easily removable whenever required. This Kindle Fire add-on titled Dream, ships with paraphernalia like a clear screen protective film for the device, a microfiber cleaning cloth and a squeegee for proper film application.
The id America Cushi for the Kindle Fire price tag reads $19.95. It will be made available starting March 20 through the idAmericaNY website.