Arc Notebook - Update On What I Use
Yes, I have been using the Arc notebook system ever since I found the arc holepunch at Staples - that was the missing piece in the whole puzzle for me. Since I play a lot of roles as an IT consultant and HIT consultant its great to be able to move pieces from one notebook to another as necessary.
This video shows my full size Arc notebook, (and what Staples Arc accessories I have in it) which I carry to board meetings, regular meetings, and just about everywhere in my ThinkTank Urban Disguise 60 bag. The pen I keep attached is a Cross Tech 3 Multifunction Pen. It's cheap and practical and more importantly, it fits the loop. However, I typically use other pens and the Cross is just my 'backup.'
Think Tank Photo Releases iPad Friendly Bag
Our friends at Think Tank Photo just announced new additions to its best-selling Retrospective shoulder bag line.
The Retrospective® 7, scheduled for release in May, is designed for standard DSLR systems. Its classic design along with modern improvements create the perfect shooter’s bag. This lightweight shoulder bag comes in fabrics that offer a sense of “retro” style that appeals to many. A rear pocket has been designed to hold an iPad or an 11” MacBook Air.
Retrospective® 7 features include:
- · iPad/MacBook pocket
- · cushioned and padded nonslip shoulder strap for all day comfort.
- · Sound Silencers™ to turn off the front flap hook and loop for silent operation.
- · Organizational and zippered pockets for accessories.
- · Removable divider set for custom layouts.
- · Convenient carrying handle for grab and go.
- · Seam sealed rain cover.
- · Expandable front pocket for DSLR body or accessories.
- · Business card slot under the front flap for identification.
- · High quality YKK zippers.
In addition, in May ThinkTank will release its Retrospective® 5, Retrospective® 7, Retrospective® 10, Retrospective® 20, and Retrospective® 30 in a new color, Blue-Slate.
Get a free bag or accessory from ThinkTank by ordering from this link.
The State of Portable Navigation for Cars - 2012 April
I will be adding annotations (which are only viewable directly on youtube), so you may want to view on youtube from a computer to get the most information out of this.
My current top choice(s) would be the google maps on Android (free) or TomTom for iPhone / iPad with subscriptions paid for traffic.
If I had to go for a standalone GPS device for driving, it'd be:
Walter Isaacson on Steve Jobs
Walter Isaacson wrote the Steve Jobs biography. It's now being made into a major motion picture.
