While nostalgia was getting some love with the all-new Nokia 3310 2017 edition, Samsung has also jumped into the fray with its own throwback design: an S Pen that's built to look just like a classic Staedtler Noris pencil.

Staedtler's iconic black-and-gold striped pencil is something many of us grew up with, like the times when it was used to scribble messages to friends during class before cell phones became popular

Samsung didn't have much to disclose about their new classic S-Pen during Mobile World Congress 2017. According to The Verge, many consumers felt it more like a fun teaser than an actual product announcement, but all the excitement that was surrounded by the Nokia 3310 relaunch already attests to the appeal of a modern gadget that is styled to look exactly like the more early-age gadget that people used to use growing up.

Along with some 5G equipment and a pair of new tablets, Samsung officially unveiled a fresh new version of its S Pen stylus. According to Engadget, the new stylus is very much similar to the German pencil maker Staedtler's Noris stylus, except that it will most likely do everything Samsung's pen can.

Most experts consider this because Samsung didn't provide enough details during the recently concluded MWC news conference. The feature that the new S-Pen has would include detecting up to 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity, as well as being incorporated into the tech company's newest tablets to write and store memos even when the screen is turned off.

Other features also include being able to outline screenshots and even annotate PDF documents. As what has been seen during MWC 2017, Samsung didn't say anything with regards to pricing and availability, but people who are looking forward to being nostalgic again can get hyped and excited about Samsung's brand new concept.

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