"The 70 Pro offers a 6.9-inch NXTPaper 4.0 screen, offering a textured finish that's more paperlike than your standard glossy screen. It comes with a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, 8GB of RAM, an IP68 rating, and a 50-megapixel main camera with optical image stabilization. The 60 XE, which was the only smartphone in its generation that TCL released in the US in 2025, came with more entry-level specs like a 6000-series MediaTek chip."
"TCL is also expanding its tablet line with something a little bit different: the Note A1 NXTPaper. It's designed as a Remarkable competitor, so it's not quite a full-featured tablet, but more of a specialized note-taking device. It offers an 11.5-inch display and runs a simplified OS based on Android that TCL has customized to run only a handful of apps: you'll get Edge and Outlook, but there's no Play Store here."
"Mainly, you'll spend your time in the note interface, which includes a kind of "circle to save" shortcut that adds content to something called the Inspiration Space. There's no cellular data connection, only Wi-Fi, and a stylus called the T-Pen Pro comes included. The stylus offers haptic feedback based on the writing tool you're using in the notes app so that writing with a "pencil" feels appropriately scratchy."
The 70 Pro features a 6.9-inch NXTPaper 4.0 matte, textured display that aims to feel more paperlike than glossy screens. The phone includes a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, 8GB of RAM, IP68 dust and water resistance, and a 50-megapixel main camera with optical image stabilization. Max Ink Mode returns as a focus/minimalist launcher option. The Note A1 NXTPaper is a specialized 11.5-inch note-taking device running a simplified Android-based OS with only a few apps and no Play Store. The Note A1 includes Wi-Fi only, a T-Pen Pro with haptic feedback, a "circle to save" Inspiration Space shortcut, and AI writing and handwriting assistant tools.
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