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He planned to let Palm's webOS software permeate the company's various hardware lines, including PCs, phones and the much - publicized TouchPad tablet.

The HP TouchPad 4G is expected to be available only in 32 GB version since the company has not mentioned the 16 GB or 64 GB variant of this tablet.

So while the absence of the HP TouchPad signifies one tablet less for the consumers to consider, the company continues to maintain a presence in the enterprise tablet segment.

The company's new TouchPad tablet will run on Palm's WebOS 3.0, which was previously seen on the Palm Pre line of phones.

HP's new tablet is built from the company's history of computer devices, with the acquisition of Palm that delivers the operating system behind the TouchPad.

Things are set up beautifully right now — Nook Color is selling well, the HP TouchPad at $ 100 took off so fast that HP is thinking about un-killing the TouchPad, companies like Asus are selling half a million Tablets a month (supposedly).

The company should soon have fresh lot of TouchPad tablets at its disposal.

Apart from being the first tablet running Web OS, the TouchPad is also important as HP's first tablet from the California based company.

Recently the the HP press conference held in San Francisco where the company debuted its TouchPad WebOS tablet, and it had something very interesting underneath its hood.

The HP TouchPad has finally seen the demand and lineups for the Tablet that the company had initially hoped for.

«Tablet computing is a segment of the market that's relevant, absolutely,» Bradley said while also adding that the company might go for providing the TouchPad another lease of live.

While the company canceled all current webOS smartphones and tablets this summer, HP has continued to push out software updates for the million or so HP TouchPads that had been sold.

JAPANESE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY Sharp has decided to axe its 5.5 in and 10.8 in Galapagos tablet range only nine months after launch, echoing HP's recent decision to abandon its Touchpad.

HP already has drawn up grand plans with its 9.7 inch TouchPad device though that isn't the only tablet that the company has lined up for a future release.

HP famously bought webOS and then brought a tablet to market based on that Palm - developed platform, the TouchPad, which ended up being a dismal failure that the company shut down very quickly.

Bradley said the company could resurrect HP's short - lived TouchPad tablet computer, which was introduced on July 1 before being terminated only about six weeks later.

HP's TouchPad liquidation sale says a lot about the company, the tablet market and its ability to keep an e-commerce site running.

In a memo that was sent out to HP affiliates today, the company has announced that the price of the TouchPad tablet will be reduced by 70 - 75 %!

HP TouchPad is the first tablet from the company, running the latest HP WebOS 3.0, featuring 9.7 ″ display of the IPS - LCD kind with 768 × 1024 pixels of resolution, and «EZ - clean» oleophobic coating, «true multitasking,» Touch - to - share, 1.3 megapixels front - facing camera with support for video calling, 16 GB or 32 GB of on - board memory (no memory card slot), 1 GB DDR2 RAM, internal stereo speakers, Beats Audio technology, 6300mAh battery, integrated GPS, Amazon's Kindle e-book store, 802.11 b / g / n Wi - Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A-GPS, HP Synergy, cloud syncing services.

The operating system runs the company's TouchPad tablet and a range of smartphones.

Bit of a surprise that the TouchPad didn't follow the same suit as the other tablet makers looking to take on Apple by including both a front and back camera but, on reflection, the company picked the right one of the two.

Apart from the Reader, the WebStorage app, an instruction manual and touchpad control software, the company keeps its tablet blissfully free of crapware, including only the Kindle app.

That's months after the company introduces the tablet to challenge Apple's iPad (and likely the expected iPad 2), Android 3.0 - based tablets such as the Motorola Xoom and HP's TouchPad, among others.

The tech world was not exactly blown away by HP's TouchPad when the company introduced the WiFi tablet Feb. 10, but most analysts came away convinced the machine was a solid No. 2 entrant to chase Apple's iPad.

HP has announced that the company's first ever webOS powered tablet, HP TouchPad will launch officially on July 1st in the USA for $ 499.99 (16 GB version) and $ 599.99 (32 GB version) respectively.

HP has already offered two limited - time sales on its TouchPad tablet since it launched just last month, and now the company has permanently shaved $ 100 from its tablet's price tag.

The company launched the HP TouchPad in 2011 and discontinued the tablet just two months later due to disappointing sales.

the HP Touchpad is the latest one to join the big tablet war and it is the first tablet from the company, running with latest WebOS 3.0.

Fusion Garage hasn't explained why the base price of the tablet has dropped so much before the device even started to ship, but I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with the fact that HP's poor - selling TouchPad tablet suddenly became a wild hit with bargain - hunting consumers when the company canceled the product and dropped the price from $ 399 to $ 199.

Hours after news broke that Hewlett - Packard was considering a spin - off of its PC business, the company also said that it will discontinue support for webOS devices, including the TouchPad tablet.

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