The XPPen Magic Note Pad is an all-in-one writing tablet from a company that, so far, has only made drawing tablets – this first attempt is near perfect, with three color modes for the screen to suit ...

XPPen is best known for its drawing tablets, but it has recently entered a more serious tablet business with devices such as ...

Reading and writing on regular ... The Magic Note Pad doesn't use E Ink technology, but is rather a modified 10.9-inch LCD panel in a similar vein to TCL's NXTPAPER technology.

Several tablets advertise paper-like displays that are easier on the eyes than traditional tablets like iPads or Galaxy Tab ...

After much writing, testing, and deliberation ... safe and healthy relationship with mobile tech along the way. TCL’s Nxtpaper 11 Plus tablet isn’t on the list because it’s a tablet ...

The Nxtpaper 4.0 technology redefines the concept of comfort concerning screen time. The panel features a 120 Hz refresh rate and ensures ultra-smooth interactions during reading, writing ...

The TCL 50 XL Nxtpaper 5G has a unique Nxtpaper display that is almost entirely glare-free and has advanced reading modes, but the phone falls short in most other areas.

The tablet is powered by a MediaTek MG8781 (Helio G99) processor with 2 ARM Cortex-A76 CPU cores and six Cortex-A55 cores. it ...