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The digital receiver is simply attached to any standard notepad and allows the user to capture up to 100 A4 pages of notes and/or sketches, whilst retaining the original hand-written version. These notes and sketches can then be downloaded on to a computer via a USB cable and will appear on the screen in their original form.

In other words, an exact copy of whatever was written or drawn. Text and images can then be saved in this format or, for added convenience, text can also be converted via the advanced handwriting recognition software (included with the pen) and imported directly into Word or other software packages, saving hours of retyping notes. Simply download and convert to Word.

This new premium ballpoint combines a striking hibiscus fower motif in purple against a shimmering lacquered background in violet, silver or white with the popular streamlined shape, metal tip and push button clip of the elance. In common with the existing range, the new hibiscus has a medium line width with indelible blue ink, which is lightfast, waterproof, smudge proof and non erasable, making it ideal for use on cheques, documents and contracts. The new elance hibiscus is presented individually on attractive blistercardscards decorated with the foral motif and in a refllable countertop display holding 30 pens. This appealing display is perfect for positioning at till-point to maximise impulse purchase.  

STAEDTLER is expanding its award-winning range of elance retractable ballpoint pens with the addition of the stunning new elance hibiscus.

Latest innovation from

Staedtler Flower Power

For further information, please contact STAEDTLER on 0845 600 5930 or [email protected]

The digital pen is a revolutionary electronic ballpoint pen that enables the digital capture of handwritten notes and drawings which can then be transferred directly to a computer for editing or further processing.

25-year-old pen from Mitsubishi Pencil Co. is still a smooth operator

Staff at one London stationers have discovered that some things are defnitely made to last when they uncovered a Mitsubishi Pencil Co.

pen that is a quarter of a century old. 

Mr. Devidas Kachhla company director at Barbican Stationers said: “My wife found the pen when moving some old furniture. We were amazed to discover that not only did it still work, but that it writes as well as it did 25 years ago.”

 He continued: “We have stocked uni-ball pens for many years and our customers often make repeat purchases because they love the ink fow and quick drying abilities.”

Established in 1986, Barbican Stationers is a family-run business. Mrs. Sheila Kachhla found the blue barreled UB-100 in the store which is soon to undergo a complete re-design. Stuart Barker, marketing manager at Mitsubishi Pencil Co. commented: “I would like to congratulate the store on its 25th anniversary. We were thrilled to hear about Mrs. Kachhla’s discovery. This pen is no longer in production yet still proves to be the perfect handwriting tool.”

He continued: “The launch of the UB-100 back in 1979 saw the introduction of the “uni-ball”, the world’s frst roller ball to incorporate a metal tip. After 25 years this pen has stood the test of time. Still providing exceptionally smooth writing performance with a good fow of ink, it is a testament to the quality of Mitsubishi Pencil Co. products.”

For more information please call 01905 755043 or email [email protected]