Staedtler has just released a new Noris digital stylus designed for Chromebooks but will work on all e-readers and e-notes with a WACOM display. The Noris EMR Digital pencil is made of natural ...

What swept me up in real emotion, however, was the Korean company’s deal with German pencil maker ... Samsung and Staedtler call it the Noris digital. The Noris digital is colored black and ...

That is especially true for education users, with writing instrument company Staedtler this summer releasing a Chromebook stylus that looks identical to a yellow #2 pencil. Staedtler is a Germany ...

I like the Staedtler Noris because it is made of real wood, the only EMR one on the market. So if you used a pencil in school when you were young, you will immediately feel right at home with this ...

Writing for The Verge, Vlad Savov declares “Samsung’s Staedtler stylus is roughly 5,000 times more awesome than the Apple Pencil ... The Noris digital is colored black and green, to ...

The new stylus is just like German pencil maker Staedtler's Noris stylud, except it will most likely do everything Samsung's pen can. (We say "most likely" because Samsung didn't provide many ...

the company surprised everyone with a special edition Staedtler-branded S Pen called the Noris Digital" that resembles the iconic black and yellow pencil. SEE ALSO: Samsung's new tablets are out ...

STAEDTLER takes visitors to the Bookfest @ Malaysia on a journey through tradition and innovation with a demonstration on how pencils are made and its latest product, the Noris stylus learner’s ...

So, enter Staedtler. They're a legendary German pen-and-pencil maker that Samsung has suborned to make a version of S Pen for its new Galaxy Tab S3 and Galaxy Book tablets. Its "Noris" pencil line ...

an S Pen that’s built to look like a classic Staedtler Noris pencil. That black-and-gold striped pencil is something many of us grew up with, using it to scribble messages to friends in class ...

Instead, the new S Pen will styled after the Staedtler Noris pencil. That’s a pencil that has been enjoyed by generations - the Noris was introduced back in 1901 (Staedtler dates back to 1835).