The new LAMY ncode range bridges the gap between the analogue notebook and the unlimited world of digital writing. In cooperation with Lamy, Korean tech company NeoLAB Convergence launches an optoelectronic writing system. The special LAMY digital paper Notebook works with the Smart Pen. The special ncode pattern on the paper is necessary for the smart pen's optoelectronic sensor to scan your writing. The notebook A5 size (145 x 210 mm), contains 192 pages of 80 gm bleed-proof acid-free paper with thread-sewn binding, ivory-coloured with pale grey dot ruling. Accompany this notebook with the digital smartpen which is based on the successful design of the classic LAMY safari all black rollerball with its proven ergonomic grip for fatigue-free writing and the distinctive, robust clip for keeping the writing instrument safe. It can be fitted with LAMY M 21 ballpoint refills in black (included in purchase), blue, red or green. Tiny patterns of codes are printed on each page of the LAMY digital paper notebook. NeoLAB’s proprietary Ncode sensor reads the codes from the paper surface – the CPU performs the complex mathematical calculations to determine the position of the writing device. Online via Bluetooth with the Neo Studio app in real time. Offline store up to 80 pages in the writing instrument. Pen charge gives 11 hours of non-stop writing on one full charge. Automatic power on by applied pressure. Each page, or just excerpts, can be saved in various formats (PDF, JPG, MP4, GIF) and then shared directly or via Weblink.
