![a cigar box with a TinyMod and an Android phone showing Typey Type for Stenographers](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg3mu1Zp9_tDGAoayHWJ3tpzmTCz03pWnbmPyLxX3SGA-XRuBh9Z9D5cRGFSckqdBo2XuHC3mkUVSzkQLOAwY5DVCHS9vjpAGhWfP-p8KRcUF5FhCKXYj8WHR6M-eSavZpbPrzBwgqYJz4m/s1600/IMG_0643_01.jpg)
![A torso holding the closed cigar box](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj9Se1s3FjxilirgQSSX0_NDCH9GMVmoEpxxXC7yz9-ypDqLRiQe_JUn8AkdiN5igYNgg82f99Nmkf_yN7RlXxyUa1PH5sfkBTT0MvT1uhTXWULkEb_KVPWevxL8jAUy0Cq6SgvS4Fa4GJ_/s1600/IMG_20191022_213726.jpg)
$5 Cigar box + OTG + 9" left USB + Android + TinyMod3 + Dotterel + DiDoesDigital = awesome Steno laptop. I love the OpenSteno community! Thanks!
I love it, and might make something similar for myself. I've actually been using my TinyMod a fair bit for work lately, both for offline transcription and for live classroom captioning. It's nice to be able to mix it up a bit, sometimes using my Georgi and sometimes the TinyMod. Certainly in portability the TinyMod wins hands down, as this picture shows. I've been wanting a clamshell case that can fit a phone or small tablet in the top half and a steno machine in the bottom half for a while now. The cigar box trick is very smart, though I wonder if there might be something even smaller that would fit the bill. Hm!
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