Notebook in a sentence as a noun

I'll usually bring in a notebook, a book, or something to do... and...

It stops feeling like a laptop or "tablet" and more like a digital notebook.

If you want to go to the moon you need a f'ing spaceship and not emacs and an open source notebook. Spaceships are big.

One that could be read with a browser so you could study FLP on your smartphone, tablet, notebook or desktop computer, whenever you felt like it? For free?

I have a paper notebook I use to take notes. Space constraints at work means my team's whiteboard wall for standup is now inaccessible.

I've been planning on getting a new notebook and was leaning toward one of Apple's products... but this has shifted me away.

Instead, Im going to limit my discussion to using the operating system on desktop and notebook systems. I think he roundly missed the point.

For now, I'm constrained to making notes to myself in my notebook. To pull an interesting analogy here, Google sees everything through the lens of "You will be connected 100% of the time to the network."

I'd rather have a notebook which is very thin, very light, very fast - and just replace the whole package when the time comes as I see fit. You're welcome to a different POV, and there is a market happy to serve our different needs & desires.

He visited Europe by ship and instead of curling up with a book on deck, he grabbed a thermometer and a notebook and discovered the Gulf Stream.

Its exactly like keeping a lab notebook of your experiments so that when you go to write the paper all the data is right there. So I don't think snippets in general are bad, just that as a management tool they are easily abused.

I got my first Mac about a year ago and I'll never go back to a PC notebook simply because the trackpads are always terrible. Now whenever I use a PC trackpad, I'm astonished at just how bad they are, even on premium PCs. Why can't PC manufacturers get it right?

I believe in journalism, not journalists, and welcome anybody with a notebook, a recorder or a 94 percent total-recall memory to help clear our field and plant it with their work as long as they have a true story to tell. As for latter-day Capotes and DAgatas, I can give you Google Maps directions to the land of fiction.

Quote Examples using Notebook

Apple wants to commoditize the CPUs and the applications, Intel wants to commoditize tablets and notebooks. Intel is going to fight like a dog in a cage to get people to think that notebooks are all pretty much the same, provided theres an Intel Inside sticker plastered on the case. Apple is not going to play along, period. Instead, they are busy trying to get people to ignore the bits and pieces inside. How much RAM is in an iPhone? Who makes it? ? How fast is the CPU? Apple is working hard to make these questions irrelevant for mobile devices, and Intels behaviour is going to encourage them to do the same in notebooks. I dont see this article as being about Apple vs. the cloners. I see this article as being about Intel vs. the entire notebook manufacturing sector, with Apple being the biggest target.

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Notebook definitions

noun

a book with blank pages for recording notes or memoranda

noun

a small compact portable computer