While I’ve gotten faster typing on the iPad’s keyboard it will most likely never feel completely comfortable. The lack of tactile feedback as my fingers strike the keys and the finger tenderness that comes from smashing the tips of them onto a hard glass surface are two of the reasons that it’s still likely that I’ll reach for a keyboard to enter any lengthy text on the iPad if I need to. That’s why I keep searching for the perfect iPad keyboard case. While I still haven’t found the one I keep finding examples that come very close to being indispensable. The ThinkGeek iPad Keyboard case is one of those and offers a comfortable, attractive option that, like Meg Ryan, is a relatively inoffensive option that will appeal to people looking for a dependable product that delivers an average experience in a dependable way.