The luxury goods maker enters the eink space with this $900 device.
Luxury goods maker Montblanc is having another go at the digital notepad space with a new 'Digital Paper' eink writing tablet.
The long-running Germany company, most known for its pens, bags, and leather goods, previously attempted some form of digital note-taking almost a decade ago — but is now back with this new $900 tablet device.
This new line, available in Grey, Black, or an 'Elixir Gold', offers users "a focused digital space to write, sketch, or annotate with ease". In addition to the tablet, you also get a Digital Pen, a USB-C cable for charging the 3740mAh batter, and a trio of tips.
These three interchangeable tips are designed to mimic three different paper textures when writing.
Here's a closer look:
It's on the pricier end when compared to comparable products from the likes of Remarkable, but looks nice all the same.
