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Tablet instead of paper: Lenovo presents Smart Paper

Michelle Brändle
5.1.2023
Translation: machine translated

Lenovo presents its first e-ink tablet at CES 2023. In addition to a notepad, it also serves as a dictation machine, e-reader and calendar.

Smaller than a sheet of A4 paper

The tablet has a handy size of 10.3 inches and weighs just under 400 grams with its metal casing. The e-ink touch display is also used in other e-readers. You can adjust the light to a comfortable warmth and brightness. According to Lenovo, writing feels like writing on paper. This is probably due to the display surface and the pen tip, which provide a more tactile feel. With the 3550 mAh battery, you can write up to 170 pages or read over 7000 pages on a full charge.

The pen is always with you

Software and functions

The rather modest storage space of 50 gigabytes is enough for over 50,000 pages of notes. You can also start a keyword search across all your written notes if you can't remember where exactly you need to find something specific. You can also search in digital books and articles that you have saved on the device. You can buy books via the ebooks.ch app.

With the Lenovo Smart Paper app, a cloud app from Lenovo, you can also access your files on other Android, iOS and Windows devices. You can also transcribe your audio recordings or translate text into other languages. However, you must subscribe to this app.

The Lenovo Smart Paper is expected to be available on the European market in January 2023 at a price of 472 francs or 479 euros.

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