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  • Travel Accessories

    What’s Best for Travel Typing? A Light, Ultra-Packable Keyboard with a Protective Cover

    Your Guide Mose Hayward Travel Typist I’ve been all over the world, typing as I go. I have busted a fair number of keyboards as I roamed, usually in spite of carrying them in Osprey carry-on daypacks that have protective laptop sleeves. Most “travel” keyboards don’t come with a protective case and those that do

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    My Experience with the Tern Setups Monitor + Stand: A Review from a Working Traveler

    Your Guide Mose Hayward Productive Vagabond I came into reviewing the Tern Setups Portable Monitor + Stand as a bit of a skeptic. I was not looking for a new nomad efficiency setup, but many readers have been switching over to Tern so I thought I should finally check out this tool and give you

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    The Danger of USB Charge Points — and How to Charge Your Devices in Public Safely

    I am not a super spy, with secrets to keep. But I also don’t really want to get my devices all gunked up with the viruses that governments are using to go after each other. I recently dove into the research on the perils of using public USB charge points in airports, trains, buses, libraries,

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    Stuff we’re currently testing—the good, the bad, and the we dunno yet

    Not everything that we test we find interesting enough or useful enough to include in our main packing lists, or review. This article details some of the things we love (but that don’t merit inclusion on a minimalist’s packing list), we hate (and didn’t even want to bother reviewing), or that we’re just not sure

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