I wonder if this uses a low melting point alloy like Field’s metal.
The solid metal ‘nib’ consists of a metal alloy, that leaves a mark on most types of paper. If you use the sort of paper typically used in printers and photocopiers, the pen leaves a mark that looks as if it was made by a pencil. However the line will not smudge, and cannot be rubbed out. Since there is no ink, there is nothing to dry out, so the pen will work just as well in 25 years time as it does today. And of course it never needs sharpening.
Atari lives! I’m talking about the old school 2600 systems, the ones that I lost countless hours of my youth trying to beat. At AtariAge you can pick up the latest games released in what can only be called hard core retro vision. Actual new games on physical carts that you plug in to your 2600. No emulation here!
