Kindle Case and Notebook
- Made by: Moleskine
- Price: $39.99
- More Info: moleskine.com
We are still a little torn on the digital book revolution. It obviously makes loads of sense—it's can be a bummer to lug multiple novels along in a compact suitcase, and is pretty amazing to have access to so many titles so quickly and easily—but it seems there's something lacking when scrolling as opposed to flipping. Which is why we like this Kindle cover from Moleskine, which comes with room for a reporter-style notebook, giving you the ability to take notes and feel a few pages between your fingers.
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They should put the pad on the right side. It would be easier to write on (for righties, at least)
Such a good point. The tablet should be on the other side.
Can't you just flip the kindle around in the straps and use it so that the pad is on the right... yea when it's close it will be backwards looking, but why is that necessary? Yes, though... I agree... someone didn't think that through.
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