In contrast, a pen with a smooth cartridge offers ease and comfort ... If you’re catering to students, a ballpoint might be more suitable. While smooth writing pens cost a bit more, their ...

It uses a thick, oil-based ink that is dispersed by a small ball in a socket at the head of the pen. The cartridge uses gravity to force ink down the reservoir. A fountain pen uses a nib in the ...

This particular ballpoint pen is made from 100 per cent aluminium and comes with a leather case, gold metal box, rainbow sleeve and a Goliath cartridge in medium black. Finely engraved with a sun ...

In the autumn of 1948, Marcel Bich, owner of a company located north of Paris that produced ink cartridges for fountain pens, pushed a wheelbarrow in his garden in the village of Rhuis.

You may be interested in a new artificial intelligent powered ballpoint pen ... this month the NUWA pen features a wealth of technology and uses D1 ink cartridges and recharges from flat to ...

The pen uses a standard D1 ballpoint ink cartridge in conjunction with AI, computer vision and motion sensors to digitize every stroke a user writes or doodles on any type of piece of paper.

“My everyday-use fountain pen is a Montblanc StarWalker, which I bought in St.-Malo, France, in 2003. It writes well, looks okay, I can carry two boxes of cartridges, it is understated ...

There’s nothing quite like using the best fountain pens to get your writing done. The whole experience is rewarding, from purchasing one and unpacking it, to using it for the first time.