Apple device maker Cirago showed off their latest and greatest iDevice accessories, Mac add-ons, and cabling solutions at Macworld | iWorld 2012, including new sync/charging cables with a surprise feature and a great iPad dock charger to replace the iPad dock Apple killed with the launch of the iPad 2.

Sainsbury’s, a grocery store chain in Great Britain, is testing grocery carts equipped with iPad docks. They were developed by Sky TV to showcase its Sky Go service, which enables people to watch live sports and sports-related news on their iPads. The iPad docks come with a tilting stand and speakers, and are powered by a solar-powered battery which in turn powers the iPad.

iPad stands are not as plentiful as you might have expected them to be at this point in time. But worry not, because you don’t need a lot of options when what’s available is exactly what you want. Jadu Industries certainly hopes you’ll find their Skadoosh iPad stand to be just what you’re looking for, but is it? The Skadoosh—like the Griffin A Frame—is made of aluminum, but that’s about where the similarities between this and other stands stop.

Along with the actual hardware of the iPad, Apple also announced a few accessories they will be creating for the device. Considering Apple’s early designs for iPad accessories, it’s going to be really interesting to see what other manufacturing companies do with it. As if the ability for developers to create all sorts of new software for it isn’t enough, who knows what the hardware side of companies will come up with for this new device. I’m excited.