TCL's Note A1 Nxtpaper is cheaper than the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and packs more AI-powered features and internal storage.

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. The matte display looks great, but the tablet skips Nxtpaper's signature mode switcher.

TCL’s Note A1 has officially launched, revealing a full spec sheet with an 11.5-inch 120Hz display, AI-powered tools, and ...

Overview: E-Ink tablets in 2026 are built for focus. They remove noise, reduce eye strain, and make reading and writing feel ...

TCL’s Note A1 combines a paper-feel display with handwriting recognition, transcription, and summaries – without the ...

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I’m an avid user of Onyx Boox E Ink devices. I love the tablets for numerous reasons, and I still use my Boox Go 10.3 for ...

It feels like the Note A1 is trying to embody the aesthetic of digital notebooks while jumping a few rungs above the most ...

Digital note-taking is expensive, even on black and white screens. If you’re chasing that paper-like feel, prepare to pay a higher premium than your average budget iPad or Android slate. At the moment ...

Colour accuracy is also noteworthy, with 99% sRGB coverage, full lamination, which should mean no visible parallax. The slim ...

The TCL Note A1 NXTPAPER features a 120Hz NXTPAPER display, stylus support and AI-powered note-taking, positioning it as a ...