VueGear Affordably Answers the Question 'Are We There Yet'
Patent-Pending Product Holds Any Laptop in Perfect Position to Entertain Children or Passengers in the Rear Seat of Nearly Any Vehicle
SALT LAKE CITY, July 28 /PRNewswire/ -- VueGear, a new company formed to invent stylish, family friendly products, today announced it has definitively and affordably answered the dreaded travel question 'Are we there yet?' The solution is the new, patent-pending CradleVue laptop computer travel harness, which suspends any laptop between the two front seats of nearly any vehicle for easy viewing by passengers in the rear seat.
The CradleVue installs in about one minute and is fully adjustable to accommodate nearly any size or make of notebook computer in sport utility vehicles (SUVs), mini vans, cars, and trucks with integrated or adjustable headrests. The product is made of durable nylon webbing, tent-quality bungee-like shock cord, hook and loop fastening, and is sewn to rigid quality standards.
"With five children and a desire to visit family, camp and travel to various other activities, this product was literally invented as a result of necessity," said Rob Storey, VueGear president and chief executive officer. "Working with my 12-year-old son on the design and months of design and testing with my friend and co-founder Adam Garfield, we have created a product that is easy for anyone to install, but sturdy and highly functional."
The CradleVue's ingenious and unique design allows for virtually unobstructed viewing of the notebook screen, as well as easy swapping of DVDs, CD's and desired software from the rear or front seats of the vehicle without removing the computer.
Pricing and Availability
The CradleVue travel harness is available immediately for $24.99 (USD) directly from VueGear on the company's Web site at http://www.vuegear.com. Also watch for the CradleVue Laptop Travel Harness coming to retailers across the United States. Photos and additional information on the CradleVue's functionality are available on the VueGear Web site, or by calling 801-431-8894.
About VueGear
VueGear is a privately held company focused on designing and marketing family friendly products that create fun and enjoyment at an affordable price. VueGear is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and can be found on the Web at http://www.vuegear.com/, or by calling 1-801-431-8894
Copyright (C) 2005 VueGear. All rights reserved. VueGear and CradleVue are either a registered trademark or trademark of VueGear in the United States and/or other countries. Other names or brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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