This document describes a Pen-style Personal Networking Gadget called P-ISM that was created in 2003 by a Japanese technology company. P-ISM uses five connected pens that function as a portable computing device: a CPU pen, communication pen, projector pen, virtual keyboard pen, and camera pen. The pens connect via short-range wireless technology and can also connect to the internet. The document outlines the history of P-ISM, provides block diagrams of its design, describes the functions of each pen, discusses the benefits and limitations of the technology, and concludes by envisioning future enhancements.