This is an objective information page for the Lenovo Smart Paper e-ink tablet, with details of hardware and software specs, features, and capabilities.
A subjective review can be found here.
DATASHEET
| PRODUCT | LENOVO SMART PAPER |
|---|---|
| Specs & ratings info |  Not yet rated |
| My Rating | |
| Price (approx) | $550 |
| Manufacturer | Lenovo |
| Release year | 2023 |
| SCREEN | LENOVO SMART PAPER |
| Screen type | Carta 1200 |
| Screen size | 10.3" |
| Screen resolution (B/W) | 1404 x 1872 |
| Screen density (B/W) | 227dpi |
| Colour | ⨯ |
| Screen resolution (Colour) | n/a |
| Screen density (Colour) | n/a |
| Frontlight | ✓ |
| Wacom compatible | ✓ |
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| HARDWARE | LENOVO SMART PAPER |
| CPU | 1.8GHz quad-core |
| RAM | 4Gb |
| Storage | 64Gb |
| Battery | 3550mAh |
| Super Refresh | ⨯ |
| Keyboard folio | ⨯ |
| Speakers | ⨯ |
| Microphone | ✓ |
| G-Sensor | ✓ |
| Ceramic Tip | ⨯ |
| Bluetooth | ✓ |
| Fingerprint scanner | ⨯ |
| SD card slot | ⨯ |
| Rear camera | ⨯ |
| Front camera | ⨯ |
| Waterproof | ⨯ |
| USB-C | ✓ |
| Width | 195mm |
| Height | 226mm |
| Thickness | 5.5mm |
| Weight | 408g |
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| SOFTWARE | LENOVO SMART PAPER |
| Operating system | Android 11 |
| Google Play Store | ⨯ |
| Kindle support | ⨯ |
| Handwriting search | ✓ |
| Handwriting conversion | ✓ |
| Insert shapes | ⨯ |
| Insert images | ⨯ |
| Split screen | ⨯ |
| Custom templates | ⨯ |
| No. templates | 40+ |
| Brush types | Ballpoint, Pencil, Mechanical pencil, Calligraphy, Fineliner, Pen, Marker, Paintbrush, Highlighter |
| Screen share | ✓ |
| ADE support | ⨯ |
| File formats | PDF, EPUB, DOC, PPT, TXT, RTF, HTML |
| File formats (image) | PNG, JPG, TIFF, BMP |
| File formats (Audio) | - |
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| PRODUCT | LENOVO SMART PAPER |
I have not yet purchased a review unit of the Lenovo Smart Paper so more information about this tablet will be added as it becomes available.
About the author
Dan Dutton is passionate about E-ink writing tablets, which bring together the pleasure of writing on paper with the power of digital technology. When he bought his first tablet, he realised that there wasn't a lot of unbiased information available for people that were considering buying an E-ink tablet, and so he built eWritable.