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NoteSlate is low cost tablet device with a one color display. Use the compact and portable gadget anywhere you want to take notes. It allows for a up to 32GB SD card, is open to USB-mini. Interesting!

This photo album by Debra Folz stands on its own corner due to a reinforced front and back cover, which gives it a magic sort of ‘objet d’art’ feel. Lovely.

My days are hectic. Running my studio/blog/speaker series and putting the mommy hat on the minute I come home means that I barely find a quiet moment to read books. (I sometimes wish for a subway commute that allows for some quality reading.) So, to me, DailyLit, a service that let’s you read books by email or RSS makes total sense. They make you read books in under 5 minutes a day, short installments sent via email or RSS. DailyLit’s titles include bestselling and award winning titles, from literary fiction and cooking to business and science fiction.

The beauty of this service is that I can set when I’ll get my installment. I have it set to arrive during the day, while I am at the office. That way, I can take a quick break from all my business and dive into a portion of my book. Or, if I am waiting in line somewhere, I can just pull it up on my iPhone and read it. Have a little bit more time and want to read more than just 5minutes? Simply download additional installments. Brilliant.

I am giving this a try. Join me?

When you’re motoring through a Vietnamese monsoon like the Apolis guys, the last thing you want to pull out is your iPhone to take a quick note. They’ve just released the Nomad Journal ($54) which has waterproof pages to keep all your important notes intact even when its pouring. And if you want cover all the bases they’ve got a set available that includes a Space Pen so you can write even when you’re getting drenched by Mother Nature. Link

I will feel so much cooler with a legitimate Moleskine cover—sorry, “analog-digital ultra-portable workstation for the contemporary nomad”— wrapped around my iPad. But no iPhone 4 case, really? What kind of contemporary nomad hasn’t upgraded?

More at Moleskine

This GORGEOUS new collection of F Scott Fitzgerald classics was designed by senior cover designer, Coralie Bickford-Smith, over at Penguin Books.