Gallery: Can Evernote's Stylish New Products Make It a Lifestyle Brand?
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The triangle commuter bag by Abrasus helps the bag to stand on its own, $199. *Image: Evernote*
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The dark grey fabric is echoed throughout the collection. *Image: Evernote*
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You can just dump a pile of documents into the ScanSnap Evernote edition scanner and it will sort and organize them for you, $495. *Image: Evernote*
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You just have to push one button! *Image: Evernote*
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This Evernote Flat Backpack by Côte&Ciel is just under four inches thick. A streamlined upgrade from your JanSport. $180. *Image: Evernote*
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The backpack's side view. *Image: Evernote*
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The S’Well Evernote Water Bottle comes in bright green and grey. *Image: Evernote*
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The Evernote Rucksack by Côte&Ciel was Evernote's first collaboration with the French fashion company, $242. *Image: Evernote*
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The rucksack is made with EcoYarn fiber and can accomodate 13" and 15" laptops. *Image: Evernote*
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This stylus, created by Adonit, has a fine point tip meant for note taking, $74.95. *Image: Evernote*
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The goal was to make the experience as close to writing with an ink pen as possible. *Image: Evernote*
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Evernote/Moleskine sketchbook. *Image: Evernote*
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The Post-it functionality on the Evernote app allows users to snap a Post-It and upload it to their account. *Image: Evernote*
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Gotta keep those Post-it notes organized, price TBD. *Image: Evernote*
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