Thin, lightweight, and highly functional standard flap case.
docomo dtab Compact d-02K compatible flap case MDS-HCD02KFLBK 2-angle stand Auto sleep function All interfaces can be used while attached *Holes for camera, microphone, etc. are only openings
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Function: Compatible with docomo d-tab Compact d-02K 2-angle stand Auto sleep function All interfaces can be used while attached *Holes for camera, microphone, etc. are only openings Material: Back case (PC) Flap exterior (PU leather) Flap interior (faux suede) Color: Black Weight: Approximately 250g Size: Approximately 220×130×14mm Warranty: 1 year
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docomo dtab Compact d-02K compatible flap case MDS-HCD02KFLBK 2-angle stand Auto sleep function All interfaces can be used while attached *Holes for camera, microphone, etc. are only openings
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docomo dtab Compact d-02K compatible flap case MDS-HCD02KFLBK 2-angle stand Auto sleep function All interfaces can be used while attached *Holes for camera, microphone, etc. are only openings
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