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HP was pretty fast with shipping after presenting the TM2 convertible tablet to the public at CES. The TM2 is now in HP's official store starting 950$, exactly like stated before. There are also few configuration options to make it more powerful but you'll have to pay the price for the beefier CPU, more RAM or bigger hard drive.The base configuration of HP TM2 includes an Intel SU7300 ULV dual core CPU running at 1.3 GHz (can be upgraded to SU9600, 3GB RAM and ATI Mobility Radeon 4550 with 5...

Everybody was waiting for a miracle with Microsoft at CES last week: announcement of a tablet slate that will go head to head with the yet unannounced Apple iSlate. As it turned out Microsoft was pretty lame by just announcing they're working with HP on a Windows 7 Slate type tablet and that HP is also working on other models.As it turned out a few days later HP is in works for deploying many tablets this year, one being of big interest for us: a slate running Android shaped like an iPhone b...

If you followed us yesterday we've speculated about HP launching a new touch tablet, based on Microsoft's Courier dual screen tablet design, thus slapping Apple in the face before their official announcement. It seems that we were half right, of half wrong if you like, as Microsoft's Steve Ballmer just announced the HP Slate (not the official name) of a 'classic' touch tablet running Windows 7. It's clean design wise and that's something nice. Size seems enough for basic tasks like browsing, rea...

UPDATE: HP TM2 is now in stores. You can get one for as little as 881$.Not a long time ago I've told you about the HP TouchSmart TM2 convertible tablet (it's not completely true, not a long time ago, but yesterday). I had no pictures and little info about it then but now press images and further specs become available as Engadget managed to get their hands on one sample.It seems that the build quality is great, together with the swivel mechanism of the screen, aluminum case and chiclet k...

UPDATE: HP TM2 is now in stores. You can get one for as little as 881$.If you were to name one big notebook manufacturer who doesn't have a touch tablet in its lineup or doesn't plan to launch one I bet you'll have a hard time doing so. HP, like any respectable manufacturer, is preparing a convertible type tablet device (they had those for years, but they were expensive) using Intel CULV CPUs.There aren't pictures yet with the HP TM2 but we have some details of the TM2-1070US version wh...