Huawei MatePad Paper Is An E Ink Tablet To Eclipse Kindle
Huawei is back with a new device sporting an E Ink display. The MatePad Paper offers a paper-like writing experience with the added benefits of a tablet.
Read MoreHuawei is back with a new device sporting an E Ink display. The MatePad Paper offers a paper-like writing experience with the added benefits of a tablet.
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