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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: I’m fascinated by TCL’s new e-reader-style screen for smartphones

There were a lot of things to check out when I was at MWC 2024 in Barcelona last month, some of them good and some not so good. One of the things that really stuck out to me was TCL’s Nxtpaper technology which replaces the smooth glossy phone screen with something a little more akin to what you’d find on a Kindle or some other e-reader.

The idea behind Nxtpaper is that it’s supposed to be a lot better for your eyes than a traditional smartphone screen. While also tackling issues like fingerprint smears and glare from ambient light, some TCL tablets with Nxtpaper have gained the ability to switch off the color, turning the screen into a black-and-white e-reader-like display while also maintaining touch controls.

iPhone 15: No true blacks, no power-saving benefits and so on. But, for all the display nerds out there, you’ll be happy to hear the viewing angles on Nxtpaper don’t seem to be too bad. Maybe not as good as if this was an OLED screen, but it’s not like you have to be looking straight at the screen all the time.

The biggest issue is that TCL tends to stick to budget phones, rather than super-advanced flagships. That means Nxtpaper probably isn’t coming to one of the best Android phones anytime soon. Even if, like me, you’re happy not to upgrade to the latest and best phones every year or two, you aren’t going to be able to take a Nxtpaper screen out for a spin —not without seriously downgrading your handset to one that costs less than $300. 

It’s kind of a shame, really. I would like to try out a Nxtpaper display more long term, but I also don’t want to pick up a brand new phone that’s arguably worse than the one I have — especially if it would mean going back to taking mediocre pictures. But then again, maybe my priorities are just in the wrong place

Nxtpaper is coming to the U.S. later this year 

The good news is that those of you that want to experience Nxtpaper for yourself will be able to in Q3 of this year. After already launching Nxtpaper devices in Europe, TCL has confirmed as part of its 50 series of phones. 

The $229 TCL 50 Xl Nxtpaper 5G features a 6.78-inch Nxtpaper display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Also packaged in is a 50MP main camera, 5MP ultrawide, 2MP depth lens, an 8MP selfie camera, 128GB of storage, 6GB of RAM, a 5,010 mAH battery and support for up to 2TB microSD cards.

The TCL 50 XE Nxtpaper 5G is cheaper at $199, and comes with a 6.6-inch display with HD resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. There’s also a dual camera comprising a 50MP main lens and 5MP ultrawide, plus an 8MP selfie camera, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a Dimensity 6100 chipset and a 5,010 mAH battery. 

Sure neither of these devices are the most exciting phones on the market, but they do have quite a cool display. It would be nice to see the Nxtpaper on a more premium phone, but that’s not what TCL is about. The phone maker told me that it’s all about offering advanced features, like 5G, for affordable prices. And hey, if you end up disliking the Nxtpaper screen in the long term, at least you haven’t sunk that much money into it.

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