Articles about hp touch tablet

Even if people think of slates when they hear the term tablet companies like HP are the pioneers behind the original tablet PC concept and don't want to give up the convertible tablet form factor, especially since business users are still more attracted to them than slates. The latest convertible model from HP is the Elitebook 2760p featuring the latest generation Intel Sandy Bridge CPUs, full voltage version, which is amazing considering the 12.1 inch form factor that makes cooling a full power...

The February 9th event, the one when HP is supposed to present its new Palm OS devices, including tablets, is nearing with the speed of light. Or at least that's what HP wants us to believe, as it just released a short (very short) teaser on their Youtube page, presenting a few closeups of one of the new devices which should make their official appearance next week.I must admit that HP managed to build up a desire in me to find out more. Hope it doesn't disappoint me with an under-specked ta...

We've mentioned HP's tablet plans for 2011 a few times here. We've even covered the Topaz and Opal tablets, as rumors went at that time. Now it's time to take a closer look at a detailed document leaked on the web, that provides a complete list of specs of HP's 9.7 inch Topaz tablet. Some of the things we first hinted are on the table, like the Touchstone v2 inductive charging dock, but we didn't knew at that time that once the tablet is docked there are a few wireless functions that become avai...

Apparently we were right when we wrote about HP's launch event planned for February 9th, when the giant is expected to launch it's line of WebOS products, under the motto "Something big, Something small, Something beyond". Engadget got word from an unknown source that we're not going to see just tablets, but also laptops and headsets, all part of HP's strategy for a connected experience.The rumor points towards a 7 inch and a 9 inch tablet, codenamed Opaz and Topal. Given the pictures below ...

Even if HP was present in a lot of our news last year with the HP Slate, they only managed to announce it officially at the end of the year. And even after a few months we're not quite able to get the HP Slate 500 ourselves. That doesn't mean HP is not doing something on that matter, as the HP VP Todd Bradley told recently in an interview that HP will announce quite a few products on a press event on February 9th, hinting also at a tablet announcement, as "we're focused on the tablet market". ...

This is apparently one day full of CES 2011 rumors about what companies are going to release in two weeks time. HP is a big name in the industry, so it's expected for them to make a big appearance at next year's CES, and some of the new devices are said to be PalmPad slate tablets from a new series. As hardware is concerned they're rumored to have similar internals to the HP Slate 500 business tablet. Plus the slate form factor doesn't give that much freedom anyway as design is concerned.As ...

It's very interesting to see how big brands are naming their products. Some try to be unique, others try to resemble a successful product from the competition and other are plain boring. Blackberry is in the first field, with its recently launched Playbook tablet, one unique name that suggests a gaming/multimedia device, not a business product, like we're used from RIM, while HP seems to walk the 'me too' way with its WebOS tablet, which was referred by one of company's execs as that PalmPad. ...

We've talked about HP's plans to launch a Webos tablet probably more than HP has talked about it. We still don't know too much about it, but we do know HP is not going to reinvent the wheel, as in an email to the Palm Developer Company it was mentioned the upcoming tablet will be "similar to the iPad".I know this doesn't says too much about what we're gonna experience, but we do know that it's not good to mess with a good formula, especially since Apple got it almost perfect with the iPad. A...

IFA Berlin 2010 brought good news from every big name in the industry (almost) except HP, who still hasn't laid out any serious plans for its tablets. I know we've talked about HP rumors a lot, but now we finally have something: the Zeen C510 Android tablet that sells together with a Zeus photo printer for 399$. Yeap, you heard right, the main feature of the Printer is the Android tablet used to command it.As you can see from the pictures below, HP put a lot of effort into customizing the An...

Social media is a big deal these days even for big companies like HP, who used it past days to gather impressions from HP fans about three mysterious devices tweeted by HP's CEO Phil McKinney. He appeared holding all three in some post-processed pictures where the devices were blacked out. From the three silhouettes we foresee some kind of phone, a tablet sized gadget and a wrist device which really intrigues us.From Phil McKinney we found out that those three devices are some early prototyp...