E-commerce Website Solves Problem of Clumsy Tablet Holding With Hands Free Tablet Holder and More

2 guys in the tech sales world launched a website this week with the hopes of helping people who can’t seem to get comfortable holding an ipad or PC tablet get a better grip.

6 year ago, Creative Tech Gadgets founders Mike Deutsch from Brookfield, CT, and now partner Steve Semler of  Green Valley, Arizona, met at the CES ( Consumer Electronics Show) where they’d been marketing their photography equipment. Mike had just dropped his tablet while trying to show a potential client a video of his product on his iPad.  It was the last straw. After dropping and cracking 2 previous tablets, Mike was frustrated. Coincidentally they met Alison Grieves,a UK product designer at the same conference, promoting her newest Kickstarter project, the G-Hold tablet holder.  A lightbulb went off.

An almost hands free tablet holder, G-Hold, designed in the UK, freed up one hand to be able to easily hold a tablet with just 2 fingers,  without having to grip the sides with either hand. It was the answer Mike and Steve were looking for. With this product, whether  sitting in bed, demo-ing a product, in a presentation, or on the go, G-Hold solved the problem for the awkward tablet holder.

Deutsch, a photography, digital products and video sales distributor, decided there was a definite need for a product like this here in the U.S. and Semler, a former photo sales manager with Minolta, agreed. They quickly formed Creativetechgadgets.com, an e-Commerce site devoted to making tablet and cell phone handling easier, more ergonomic, and less awkward to hold, and are adding products that compliment this theme to flesh out the site within the next few months. Their plans are to expand their inventory but not venture far from their original goal: to make devices of all sizes easier and more ergonomic to handle and multi-task.

In the works are a state of the art blue tooth device finder, an innovative tablet stand, and a hands free cell phone holder and stand similar to the G-hold.

Deutsch said in a statement: “If I dropped one more tablet in the middle of a presentation I was going to give up altogether. This venture was born out of personal experience. There had to be a easier way, and I knew I wasn’t alone in feeling this way.  We see these products being helpful in all sorts of ways- both for recreational use- think cooking in the kitchen following a recipe on your iPad for instance, or in business- presenters, teachers, doctors or nurses, most of whom carry tablets but could use a free hand “.

Semler agrees: “We’ve experienced many situations where we need our tablets and we need our hands. We are dedicated to making everyday tasks with handheld devices, which we are all carrying around anyway, less awkward and safer.  We think we’ve found a solution to this problem, and plan on expanding on it for the future with complimentary products. “

Watch for creativetechgadgets.com on Newswatch Television: Newswatch: hands free tablet holder update .

About Creative Tech Gadgets

2 guys meet at a tech conference. 1 of the guys, in the middle of a demo at his booth, drops his tablet, and cracks it for the second time in 2 months. Frustration ensues. At that same conference, same 2 guys stumble upon a product that eliminates the possibility of ever dropping a tablet again. It’s simple and it’s very, very cool. An idea is born. Same 2 guys go into business together to make sure the rest of the world can also experience a hands free tablet holder, and never drop their tablet again.
Creative Tech Gadgets is born.
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East Coast Sales
Mike Deutsch
(203) 470- 5954
info@creativetechgadgets.com

West Coast sales:
Steve Semler
(520) 360-6917
steve3semler@gmail.com