Lifehacker rates paper-based notebooks – those that are intended strictly for off-grid use. They had readers vote for either Moleskine, Field Notes, Circa Modular Notebook, Chronotebook, Myndology Keyring Notebooks … or the ever-popular None of the Above.
Of the 3578 votes cast as of 04/13/2008, the Moleskine notebook was the clear winner, getting the nod of approval from nearly 2/3 of Lifehacker readers. Circa Modular was second, with NotA third.
These no-tech notebooks are small and light-weight, have non-volatile memory, are virus-proof & hacker-proof and are powered by a processor estimated to operate at about 100 teraflops (i.e., you). On the down side, display size is smallish and file-sharing can be a pain.
Battle of the Designer Notebooks – Lifehacker, April 9 2008
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I don’t know about hacker-proof. My 2-year-old niece hacked into one of my notebooks once and scribbled all over it with crayon.
Even better, with these notebooks you don’t have to worry about spam or malware!