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== Description == This Kickstarter campaign for [[Studio Neat]] to raise funds for their new product: a panoramic-format notebook designed to fit easily on a desk with a keyboard. Paper features to the notebook include a dot-grid, assisted by "near invisible" guidelines and guide markers to aid in UI design and roughing out space on the page. The notebook has a soft touch, rigid cover, and comes with a dot-grid slip cover for protection and archival purposes. The campaign doubled the intended goal within 2-and-a-half hours of launching <ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/danprovost/panobook-a-notebook-for-your-desk/posts/1922572</ref>. On July 21, the project passed $150,000<ref>http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/danprovost/panobook-a-notebook-for-your-desk/#chart-daily</ref>. The campaign was discussed on [[The Pen Addict 263|The Pen Addict Podcast, episode 263]] and on Relay.fm's "Thoroughly Considered" episode 27, where it was revealed that [[Myke Hurley]] and [[Brad Dowdy]] had been product testing and giving insight on the product for months before the launch.
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