I certainly hope that is some ancient build of WebOS tablet interface because if it comes to market in that state HP should just call it quits right now because that tablet looked as slow and unresponsive as the Android on X86 prototypes that Intel has over at their booth at Computex. (bgr.com)
Today, Good e-Reader got an exclusive hands on demo with WebOS for televisions and we get a sense of what it brings to the table. (goodereader.com)
As it is now, Honeycomb is an emptier vessel than its major competitors, Apple's iOS 4.3 (4 stars), RIM's BlackBerry Tablet OS (3 stars) and HP's upcoming version of WebOS for tablets. (pcmag.com)