Although Case-Mate began as a company that created leather products for mobile devices, the company quickly expanded its product line. At CES 2010, Case-Mate had several new products on display and WebProNews stopped by their booth for a closer look at their innovations.

First on the list was a case with a battery inside of it.  This case can give a mobile device up to 2 times extra charge.  There is also a lighter version of this type of case that is less bulky.

Secondly, Case-Mate showcased a case that users can customize on their own.  Called “I Make My Case,” the program also provides users with the option of using designs from some of the top digital artists in the world.  To protect the customization, Case-Mate uses technology to embed the design into each case to ensure that it doesn’t scratch or fade.

Case-Mate also had an ID case that holds credit cards, identification, and more. This case is ideal if someone wants to go out for the night and not carry a purse or wallet.

Fourthly, the company displayed a Hug device that is a wireless charging pad and case. This device eliminates cords and wires. Case-Mate’s Marty Gareau told WPN he believes this type of innovation will quickly become part of everyone’s daily life.

Lastly, the company featured a go-Bare product that is a clear film. It is an invisible solution-free case that acts as a protector.

For more information on all Case-Mate’s products, visit their site.