Livescribe – The inevitable price rise

With the recent decline of the Australian dollar, we’ve received news from our partners at BigAnt that a price rise is imminent and most likely to come into effect from 1 November.

As you’re all no doubt aware, the Australian dollar has been in decline since around April of this year. The following graph gives a good indication of this:

This graph shows the decline of the AUD over the past 90 days - Thanks Uncle Sam

This graph shows the decline of the AUD over the past 90 days - Thanks Uncle Sam

The cost of importing the Livescribe product range has subsequently increased quite dramatically. We’ve worked really hard with BigAnt to get as much stock into the country as possible. However, from 1 November, prices will increase. Check back on the Smartpen website for updated price details.

We still have stocks available of the 2GB pens, A4 notebook packs, ink refills, and A5 journals.

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About Mark Parker

Mark Parker is the owner of Smartpen - a business unit of Smart Selling International Pty Ltd. Smartpen was the first sales agent for Livescribe in Australia and offers the most comprehensive range of Smartpens and accessories available in Australia. As the founder of Smart Selling, Mark is (also) focused on helping sales focused organisations understand and harness emerging web 2.0 technologies in the social media, enterprise 2.0, and sales 2.0 space. You can find him online at - Twitter (@smartselling or @smartpen), LinkedIn - http://au.linkedin.com/in/smartselling
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