Fielded this reply in the modulR first look forum thread, Ken.

First off, there was nothing rude about the poster's comment. More people should be as diligent in pointing out these types of errors in web content. The Internet offers historically unprecedented access to publishing tools, and as a result, the importance of adherence to certain standards (like basic English grammar) has been diminished. What you fail to realize is that there is an unbreakable link between the adherence to those standards and the quality and credibility of the content.

Secondly, while you may have spelled the word properly, you have used it improperly, which in my opinion, degrades the intended incisiveness of your comment.

We have since refined our construction process to completely remove the molding you're speaking of. The new cases are totally smooth 360 degrees around!

Hi, This was one of the blogs that I looked at before I decided to take the plunge with modulR, and I just wanted to share my experience:

-In some of the pictures it looks like they were having quality control issues, rough edging, excess adhesive on the nodes, gave me cause for concern. In spite of that, I decided to see if I could make contact with the company to ask questions...

-I sent them an email thinking that I would get some autobot reply (you know the type, bad grammar, using your email address like it's your first name, not really telling you anything but being vaguely polite) and instead I got a phone call from their customer service rep in 5 minutes. Let me say that again, I sent an email with questions and received a phone call from a living, breathing human being in 5 MINUTES!

-This guy had answers for my questions as well. It turns out that they have been working really closely with their customer base on research & development, quality control, and product updates. Since these pictures were posted, they have changed their manufacturing process to address both of the issues mentioned. In addition to that, he mentioned several new products that will be released in time for christmas.

-I placed an order for their starter package (case & cover, quick stand, slim mount), modulR picked up the shipping (standard UPS Ground, but still:)) and had my product withing 3 days.

-I cannot say enough good things about the case. It has an industrial, utilitarian look about it. Not stark-german-techno industrial, just clean and, well, clean. I ordered the black accessories (Original, I know) and was a little worried about the stability of the desk stand at first until I looked at the included directions and realized that this moron (thumbs pointing at chest) was putting the thing on backwards. Once I corrected the problem, It was rock solid. We put the slim mount in the kitchen, it fit's perfectly in the space between where the back splash stops and the cabinets start.

-A month or so later, I got an email from modulR saying that they were offering a hand strap and shoulder strap accessory. It was right about the same time as the other case manufacturers were rolling out their similar products, but again, the whole idea of modulR is one product to do everything. I ordered the shoulder strap (again, no shipping charge!) and had it in a couple of days. It works well, seems a little fragile at first but soon I realized that, like everything else in their product line up, it had that attractive, minimal utilitarian design principle about it. It has since proven very, very durable and is a near constant attachment to my ipad, even in meetings.

...So there you have it, a rather detailed account of one man's experience with the modulR case system. It has worked for me, hopefully it will work for you... Good luck:)

I couldn't disagree more. As a home av technician, we are using these mounts for folks who use the ipad as their system interface device. The ipad costs 2-3k less than the current technology, and the modulr system allows them to use it (the ipad) as a mobile device when they so choose. On a personal note, I have found the new shoulder strap to be fantastic, it allows me to carry my ipad at our manufacturing facility/our show room floor/in our customers home during consultations for extended amounts of a time. I appreciate the overbuilt nature of their design (not otterbox overbuilt, but more than belkin and incase, just right...) and enjoy the accessories that they have developed thus far. It seems that the modulr system, like the iPad, is ultimately what you make of it.