"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. Also: My favorite E Ink tablet just got an ultraportable successor - with upgrades in several ways I already loved the previous model of this tablet,"
"The new Nxtpaper 11 Plus is an even better variation of one of my favorite tablets, and it's available at Walmart for $249. 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."
"It's strong enough to serve as an entertainment and light-work tablet for most users, but it's also perfect for replacing or doubling as an e-reader. 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."
The Nxtpaper 11 Plus refines an ultraportable E Ink tablet design with an 11.5-inch matte display that switches between full-color and ink-paper modes. A shortcut button toggles modes instantly. The tablet features a 120Hz refresh rate, 256GB internal storage, and expandable 8GB of RAM, positioning it as both an entertainment device and a capable light-work machine. The matte screen supports stylus use. The price is $249 at Walmart, broadening availability beyond prior Verizon-exclusive models. Previous Nxtpaper tablets performed strongly for reading and everyday tasks, and the 11 Plus delivers improved interface responsiveness and display quality.
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