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The Galaxy Tab A11+ just went official and it actually seems like a pretty decent Android tablet for its $250 price tag. Budget tablets have long been a staple of Android, but there’s been a lack of ...

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The Note A1 features an 11.5-inch anti-glare LCD panel that supports 16.7 million colors. TCL uses its proprietary NxtPaper display tech that reduces blue light, eliminates flickering, and uses a ...

The NXTPAPER lineup from TCL is getting more love, with a new Android phone and tablet with better quality-of-life ...

More so than most Android tablets, the OnePlus Pad Go 2 sets itself up as a rival to the stalwart Apple iPad that so many new ...

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TCL is introducing the Note A1 Nxtpaper, a digital note-taking tablet built for those who prefer taking meeting notes, study notes, to-do lists, and other spontaneous ideas on a paper-like device. It ...

TCL just unveiled its latest tablet — the Note A1 NXTPAPER. The e-note tablet delivers a distraction-free workspace powered by AI so you can focus more on taking notes and less on organizing them.

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While production and sale of new Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices stopped back in October, some users have been slow to give up their ticking timebombs defective handsets. Now the fiery saga of the Note ...