Build this tiny note-taking device to jot down random thoughts.
You can always reach for your phone to write down a sudden thought or inspiration you don’t want to forget, but Mateusz Nowak’s EclairM0 won’t suck you into a wormhole of digital distractions. Weighing just 15 grams the matchbook-sized device features a basic two-line display and a minimal keyboard that functions similar to old cellphones using multiple button presses. If you want to make your own, you can find a bu…
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