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Nano Note is a 1992 Japanese Game Boy productivity cartridge designed as a digital personal organizer. It turns the handheld into a multifunction device with a calendar, scheduler, address book, memo pad, calculator, expense tracking, alarm and even simple fortune-telling, and it could communicate over the link cable.
Marketed as a Game Boy electronic notebook, it was an early attempt to position the console beyond gaming. It is one of several productivity cartridges in the collection, alongside the InfoGenius titles and the Smartcom Note.
More from the Museum's Journal: Just In: The Smartcom Electronic Note.
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