Double your e-pleasure with the dual-screen Alex e-reader.
Author Adam K. Raymond Photography John Lawton

First Amazon released the Kindle. Then Barnes & Noble trotted out the Nook. Now Spring Design unveils the Alex, which takes e-readers to the next level. Like its predecessors, the Alex has an electronic paper screen, but unlike the Kindle and Nook, it also has an LCD touchscreen that runs Google Android software. Along with the regular e-book reading capabilities, the Alex uses a 3G connection or Wi-Fi to visit websites on the bottom and then push the text to the top, making everything easier on the eyes.
READ ON
Alex eReader / $400 / www.springdesign.com
POCKET PROTECTOR
The 19 pockets in the SCOTTEVEST Soft Shell jacket will seem like overkill until you try it on and realize you’ll never need a briefcase again. / $175 / www.scottevest.com
IN THE CLUB
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CARRY ON
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SUPER BOWL
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FINE PRINT
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