NXTPAPER 14

I know it’s not for everyone but this is why I got the TCL NXTPaper 14 inch tablet. It has a matte screen that isn’t as good as an ereader but a lot more comfortable on my eyes than most LCD screens and it makes digital comics the size of absolutes for single pages (not as good for double page sprea

I have a TCL NXTPaper 14 (android) mounted on a Armor-X "P16T" square base mount. Easy to remove off the mount and migrate to the table. I paid around $500 aussie dollarydoos on special, so probably cheaper wherever you are. The nxtpaper 11 is cheaper again. It's big - not exactly a handheld; but it

I scored a Nxtpaper Plus 11 for 50.00 new last week. Got the pen for it a couple days ago. Love it. The 14 looks even better though. TCL is cooking with their tablets but are overshadowed by iPads and Galaxy Tabs. I love that mine has a matte screen, feels like paper, and has three modes to choose f

The TCL tablet NXTPAPER 14 seems to me to be the best of both worlds (regular tablet or eBook reader). It's a 14-inch Android tablet that features three display modes: regular, drawing, and a matte display that emulates an eInk display like those used in eReaders. I don't own it yet (I'm using an iP

I really like it so far. I haven't had a chance to load books on it yet though (mainly why I got it). Will probably try and do that later. It is a secondary device for me, I was looking at those tiny ereaders that I could put in my pocket initially. But I held off because they seemed too small. I th