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TCL just refreshed the Tab A1 Plus with its NXTPAPER tech and a bigger battery

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TCL just refreshed the Tab A1 Plus with its NXTPAPER tech and a bigger battery
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TCL has refreshed its budget Tab A1 Plus tablet, and the new model comes with two significant upgrades. As its name suggests, the new Tab A1 Plus NXTPAPER features TCL’s in-house paper-like display tech that emulates an e-ink display on an LCD. In addition, the tablet now packs a substantially larger battery.

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TCL has refreshed its budget Tab A1 Plus tablet, and the new model comes with two significant upgrades. As its name suggests, the new Tab A1 Plus NXTPAPER features TCL’s in-house paper-like display tech that emulates an e-ink display on an LCD. In addition, the tablet now packs a substantially larger battery. What’s new on TCL’s latest budget tablet The Tab A1 Plus NXTPAPER retains the same 12.2-inch IPS display as the original model, with a 2,400 x 1600 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and 500 nits of brightness. TCL has added its NXTPAPER tech on top, which lets users switch between color ink, grayscale ink, and standard display modes with a dedicated button. TCL Battery capacity has increased from 8,000mAh to 10,000mAh, and wired charging speed has also gotten faster from 20W to 33W.

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