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I got my Circa notebook last week and I’ve noticed an inherent flaw in the design of the covers. I don’t think it would be a problem with the plain covers, but it is for the book cloth and leather ones. As you can see from the picture, the plastic part of the cover that connects to the discs is obviously thinner than the rest of the cover. This causes a bit of a gap which in turn buckles the paper every so slightly in the middle. Thus, the paper is not entirely flat and makes writing on it slightly sloppy. It’s a minor irritation and one that I believe can fairly easily be fixed with a bit of super glue and something to fill in that gap. The trick will be to find a way to do it without making it look like crap.

I got my Circa notebook last week and I’ve noticed an inherent flaw in the design of the covers. I don’t think it would be a problem with the plain covers, but it is for the book cloth and leather ones. As you can see from the picture, the plastic part of the cover that connects to the discs is obviously thinner than the rest of the cover. This causes a bit of a gap which in turn buckles the paper every so slightly in the middle. Thus, the paper is not entirely flat and makes writing on it slightly sloppy. It’s a minor irritation and one that I believe can fairly easily be fixed with a bit of super glue and something to fill in that gap. The trick will be to find a way to do it without making it look like crap.