My wife stopped into Best Buy today to pick up a neoprene case for my iPad, and she was surprised to find out that some of the accessories showed up today, among them was the Apple iPad Case and the Zagg Screen Protector. She was thoughtful enough to pick them up for me along with an Incase netbook sleeve.

To sum things up quick, the Apple case, for those that don’t know, is a folio style case, which means the iPad sits on one side and the other side is a flap, making the iPad like a book. Although expensive, it fits snuggly and quite accurately. It also looks good with the device and has the nice touch of flipping around into a stand. The Zagg Screen Protector is expensive and a pain to put on. This is my first Zagg, and watching people put on the iPhone one never looked fun. Well, just magnify that up to the iPad size, and you can imagine the fun it was putting it on. I got it on eventually, but it looks a bit scuffed up; the instructions say that these minors scuffs are supposed to go away in a few days, so, we’ll see how it looks then. The last iPad related thing I did tonight was look around the App Store. Looking at the top sellers. I saw that many people bought GoodReader, which for $.99, I tried out. It’s another file reader, but supports a few more formats, and has the option to communicate with a remote server via wifi, which is more attractive than myPDF. Putting it to the test, GoodReader did NOT crash on Girls of Gaming 6. The UI is a bit better too, since you can see a list of filenames of the files you are able to view, unlike myPDF, which only shows you a preview image. I’ve not had the time to try out the wifi function yet, so I’ll write back later when I’ve tried it.

Lastly, I noticed PopCap games ported Plants vs Zombies to iPad, which is a very good fit. But I’m hesitant to dish out $10 for it.