laszlo biro invented the ballpoint pen in 1938 !
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No. He created the Ballpoint pen with his brother Gyorgy Biro
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The ballpoint pen was invented in 1938 by Laszlo Biro.
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As far as i can tell the most expensive ballpoint pen in the world is the Mont Blanc ballpoint
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A biro is a BIRO-brand ballpoint pen, or by extension, any variety of ballpoint pen.
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He is Laszlo biros, the inventor of the ballpoint pen, brother. he helped invent the ballpoint pen
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Despite popular belief, a ballpoint pen can not dry out because the ball is there.
Plus if your Percy Jackson your advantage with a ballpoint pen is that it's also a sword.
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yes he did invent a ballpoint pen.
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Yes, he did invent the ballpoint pen.
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Ballpoint pen in Spanish is : bolígrafo or boli (Pronounced bow-lee) with the accent on the bow.
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The ballpoint pen was introduced to the U.S. market in 1945.
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John J. Loud is credited for inventing the modern ballpoint pen.
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He is Laszlo biros, the inventor of the ballpoint pen, brother. he helped invent the ballpoint pen
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my ballpoint pen is 14.5 centimeters long. It seems pretty standard.
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An average ballpoint pen can typically draw a continuous line of about 1 to 2 miles before running out of ink. This can vary depending on the brand and quality of the pen.
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Below is a reference to a website, e-notes for Ballpoint Pen: How Products are Made. It provides history as well as the manufacturing process. Hope this helps: http://science.enotes.com/how-products-encyclopedia/ballpoint-pen
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The quill pen, the fountain pen and then the ball point pen.
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On average, there are approximately 2 miles of ink in a ballpoint pen. However, this can vary depending on the brand and quality of the pen.
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It's mainly stylo, but if you want it exactly like ballpoint pen, then it's stylo à bille.
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It depends on the type of pen or ballpoint pen you use.
If you are outlining a drawing, you should wait for the pen lines to dry before erasing away the pencil lines.
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While there were several prior patents launched, the standardised ballpoint pen as you know it was invented by László Bíró.
The first patent of the ballpoint pen was John Loud ..1888; 60 years before.
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Typical users of the ballpoint pen tend to be male or female.
The male or female ballpoint users tend to use "hands", usually the right. Although there are widely publicised cases of left handed ballpoint users. Or 'lefties'.
The average ballpoint pen user will also be "cheap" due to their lack of funds that has obstructed them from obtaining a more classy means of communication, such as the fountain pen.
Animals are not great fans of the ballpoint pen due to their lack of ability to write.
I hope this helps
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Probably around .40. Packs of 5 most common & is around 2.00 (US)
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A simple answer is that a ballpoint pen could be carried on your person, so freeing you from having to carry a bottle of ink and a steel-nibbed dip pen.
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You can purchase a mini ballpoint refill for your pen at office supply stores, stationery shops, or online retailers that sell pen refills.
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You can purchase mini ballpoint pen refills at office supply stores, stationery shops, or online retailers that specialize in pen accessories.
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The first country to invent the ballpoint pen was the United States. John Jacob Loud, an American inventor, is known for designing the first ballpoint pen. However, it did not become a viable commercial endeavor until Biro Pens of Argentina was founded in 1941.
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John Loud did not invent the ballpoint pen. The ballpoint pen was actually patented by Laszlo Biro in 1938. Biro was inspired to create a pen with a ball tip after noticing that newspaper ink dried quickly and did not smudge.
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The ballpoint pen was invented on October 30, 1888, by John J. Loud, but it was not commercially successful. The modern version of the ballpoint pen that we use today was invented by László Bíró in 1938.
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They are both ballpoint pens. The pen introduced in the UK was manufactured by Biro and the popular one sold in the US was (and is) made by Bic. They are very similar. Some people call all ballpoint pens "biros" or "bics".
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Ballpoint Pens aren't conscious. They don't have intentions.
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Weymouth which is in Massachusetts in America ..it was 1888 and he did it because he wnted a pen that could write on rougher surfaces such as leather, as he was a tanner/saddle maker
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The ballpoint pen became commercially viable in the late 1930's - a long time after Jefferson went to his reward.
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The ballpoint pen replaced the fountain pen as a more convenient and less messy writing instrument. It offered a quicker drying time and the ability to write on multiple surfaces without smudging.
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A ballpoint pen contains a simple machine called a lever. When you click the button at the top of the pen or press the pocket clip to extend or retract the pen tip, you are utilizing a lever mechanism.
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The cost of a ballpoint pen can vary widely depending on the brand, quality, and quantity purchased. On average, a single ballpoint pen can range from $0.50 to $3.00. Bulk purchases or premium brands may cost more.
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The first ballpoint pen patent, 392,046, was issued to John Loud on October 30, 1888.
However, László and Georg Bíró created the first commercial ballpoint pen.
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