CES 2025 is here and there are already many announcements HDMI 2.2 to LG wireless OLED TV. But today’s news is far from over. Not to be missed, TCL also has some big announcements for its next-generation NXTPAPER display and the first device to use this technology.

Today, TCL introduced the fourth generation of its NXTPAPER display technology. If you’re not familiar with NXTPAPER, this technology distinguishes itself by having a smooth yet textured screen that looks a lot like paper. Unlike other screens, this display does not attract fingerprints, works well in bright environments and is easy on the eyes. However, it’s not perfect, as previous versions had issues like being a little too dim, colors looking washed out, and lack of deep blacks due to LCD technology.

However, NXTPAPER 4.0 appears to make some significant improvements in these areas. TCL claims that its latest display uses advanced nano-matrix lithography technology to increase image clarity and sharpness. This display is said to have ΔE<1 true color display accuracy and 100% sRGB color gamut coverage for more accurate color reproduction.

TCL has announced that the first device to get NXTPAPER 4.0 will be the NXTPAPER 11 Plus. This Android tablet It has an 11.5-inch 2.2K display, has a 120Hz refresh rate and is compatible with the T-Pen stylus. It has 550 nits of brightness to make it easy to see when you’re outdoors. The company has also added two eye comfort settings called Eye Comfort Mode and Personalized Eye Comfort Mode. The first uses artificial intelligence to adjust screen settings based on usage scenarios, such as when you’re reading or watching a video. The latter allows the user to adjust color, brightness, contrast and other visual outputs.

Speaking of artificial intelligence, this tablet will feature Google’s Circle to Search feature. You can also expect a rewriting, translating and summarizing tool called Text Assist. Meanwhile, Writing Assist will help users draft emails or plan events. There’s also a Smart Translator feature that can translate text, audio, and images, and a Smart Memo feature that transcribes and summarizes notes.

Another interesting detail is that the NXTPAPER Key has been improved and is now customizable. Users will be able to use single, double or long presses to perform various functions instead of just toggling Max Advanced mode on and off.

At the time of the announcement, TCL did not reveal pricing or availability details for the NXTPAPER 11 Plus. So, we have to wait a little more to learn more about this tablet.