Making Cheapster PDA

Remember when you were a kid you used to make some pretty booklet from some draft papers? Actually there some similarity between that and a poor-man PDA. Here is a good info of making a 16 page booklet from a standard paper:

Cheapseter PDA

You may need to view the biggest version to make sense of it. The method is from Keri Smith’s book Living Out Loud. Requires one sheet of A4 or US Letter paper. Produces one sixteen page booklet that fits nicely in a pocket for making notes or scribbling. Perfect for those too damn cheap to use Merlin’s HipsterPDA – or just not that hip.

Making Cheapster PAD – [pigpogm @ flickr]

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    If you want truly cheap, try the Cardster, it uses businesses cards you can grab free just about anywhere. Also there’s a PDF to print off nice formatted ones.

    http://gadgetize.blogspot.com/2005/06/cardster-pda.html

  • regeya

    Too cool. Just tried it myself. I can’t help but think that there’s got to be a cheap way to utilize the unused other side, though. *wink*

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