"I test a lot of tablets, and admittedly, the design aspirations of many of these devices has gotten complacent. It's hard to get excited about a new tablet because most of its features have already been available before. It's rare to come across a truly innovative tablet that offers something new to consumers."
"In addition to using the tablet's Nxtpaper technology to switch from a full-color display to an ink-paper display, this tablet has 256GB of internal storage, an 11.5-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and expandable 8GB of RAM."
"The last time I tested a TCL Nxtpaper tablet, I literally gave my husband my iPad, realizing I no longer needed it. I also gave my kid my Kindle on the same day -- that's how well this tablet performed. So when I tell you that I was giddy with excitement to try the new Nxtpaper 11 Plus, I'm not exaggerating."
The Nxtpaper 11 Plus updates the earlier 10-inch model with broader availability and multiple hardware improvements. The tablet uses Nxtpaper technology to switch between full-color and ink-paper displays via a shortcut button. The panel is an 11.5-inch matte display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is compatible with stylus input. The device includes 256GB of internal storage and supports expandable RAM up to 8GB. The tablet performs well for entertainment, light work, and as an e-reader. User interface and overall feel show noticeable improvements over previous Nxtpaper tablets. Purchasing options include standalone tablet and bundles with a stylus and case.
Read at ZDNET
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