The luxury brand is trying again in the digital writing space. It’s new product is called the Digital Paper, and it costs $905.
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Fashion and accessory brand Montblanc is best known for making pens, as well as other luxury goods like bags and watches. Now, Montblanc wants to enter the tech sphere with a new digital writing pad, inspired by its century of experience producing pens.
Montblanc’s first attempt at making a digital writing product came in 2016 with the Augmented Paper, but now the brand is trying again with its new Digital Paper. It’s a top-end version of a writing tablet aimed at competing with products like the Amazon Kindle Scribe or the Remarkable Paper Pro digital notepads.
The Digital Paper includes a black-and-white E Ink screen alongside a digital stylus so you can annotate, sketch, write, and more.
