| Letter from the Editor
August 04 , 2010
 The back-to-the-books season is nigh! I've already shown you the best notebooks for students but, in case you're looking for advice on other gadgets (note-taking tools, eReaders, cellphones) or software (student-friendly smart phone apps or helpful programs for their notebook), get more recommendations at our destination for Everything Back to School. If you're eager for this week's technology news, we also have you covered. In today's newsletter: the hottest notebooks we reviewed last month, some very long-awaited news from BlackBerry, and a big product review—plus a special deal—from HP. Check it all out to the right and I'll see you next week!
Kenneth Butler, Web Producer
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