Sentences with phrase «webos tablet»

WebOS tablet will be superior to iPad with the exception of available APPs.

It seems that all the speculation about HP bringing a webOS tablet to market is starting to come to a head, as HP has reportedly told employees that the company will be aiming to launch Palm - pedigree device — codenamed the «Hurricane,» and possibly to be called the PalmPad — in early 2011.

I'd highly recommend folks give a webOS tablet a hard look before handing their money over to Apple.

So, then, the million (or more like multi-million) dollar question is this: would you buy a webOS tablet as an alternative to the iPad?

If things go according to plan, we could see the HP webOS tablet on market by Q3 2010.

HP's TouchPad webOS tablet was announced with a new processor from Qualcomm that we hadn't met yet: the Snapdragon APQ8060.

Rather it's (at best) a fifth - mover after iPad, Android tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab, HP's now - defunct webOS tablet, and the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet.

Whatever, I think it's better in this way I can opt out for motorola xoom or even palm webos tablet.

The discontinued HP TouchPad has turned up in stock at UK retailer PC World, though it's unclear how long supplies of the webOS tablet will last.

HP (s hpq) also has a chance to turn some heads when it unveils its webOS line - up next month: for now, the survey shows that interest in the expected webOS tablet from HP (s hpq) remained steady at a low 16 percent.

We've already heard that HP is planning a 9... & 7 inch webOS tablet.

HP better get it in gear with their webOS tablet.

The 7 - inch HP TouchPad GO webOS tablet has passed through the doors of the FCC, and it has been confirmed that it will ship in two 16 GB, and 32 GB versions with Wi - Fi only model, and AT&T's HSPA + model.

We know that HP / Palm will be launching the 9ish - inch webOS tablet at the event, alongside a 7 - inch webOS tablet labelled Opal.

Details: You could argue that HP's WebOS tablet is just as likely to be vaporware as RIM's PlayBook is, except HP has already demonstrated its ability to build a tablet with the Slate 500 (see the previous slide).

HP's first webOS tablet will be available in the United Kingdom, Ireland, France and Germany a few days later and in Canada in mid-July, with availability scheduled to follow later this year in Italy and Spain, as well as in Australia, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Singapore.

HP's WIFI only webOS tablet will be available on July 1st, with pre-ordering starting on June 19th and at a cost of # 399 for the 16 GB version and # 479 with 32 GB of internal storage.

I've been dying to play with a WebOS tablet for a long time.

So getting the experience ported over to HP's webOS tablet did not require a whole lot of reprogramming.

First HP dropped the price of their tablet to $ 99 and now are offering an even better deal on their soon to be defunct webOS tablet.

In an analyst meeting today it appears that Todd Brady an EVP at HP has let the cat out of the bag naming HP's upcoming WebOS tablet the PalmPad.

HP killed Slate because they just bought Palm and are going to release a WebOS tablet which allows them to use ARM tech which is a lot more power efficient than x86.

According to reports online, it appears that the 7 ″ webOS tablet has paid a visit to the office of the FCC and gotten the stamp of approval.

HP has announced that it will launch the long - awaited HP TouchPad webOS tablet on July 1st in two versions: a 16 and 32 GB model in select countries and territories beginning on July 1st.

Not to mention, the WebOS tablet (s) coming.

In the end, he concluded, «We believe a WebOS tablet will be better received than a Windows tablet, which may lead to adoption of WebOS tablet PCs in the enterprise.»

However, on July 15, The Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital, citing sources in the know, reported that HP was putting those Android plans on hold, likely to better focus its energies on its WebOS tablet.

More information is coming out about HP's webOS tablet.

Looks like we didn't have to wait until Feb. 9th after all to see HP's webOS tablet.

We'd heard about it half a year ago, and now here it is in the grainy, blurry flesh: HP's 7 - inch WebOS tablet that was dead before it ever left the front door.

But it sounds like the first 10» webOS tablet is shaping up to be a worthy iPad competitor with an eye to cutting a lot of annoying cords.

Admittedly, we're more keen on HP's webOS tablet, or even the ditched Android tablet (basically, anything other than Windows 7!)

The port also supports the classic webOS tablet keyboard, the made - for - the - Galaxy - Nexus virtual gesture area, and forward - swipe - driven screen rotation.

That said, the webOS tablet also looks very promising in terms of user interface, but I don't believe it will have an ecosystem as strong as Android's.

I had a webOS tablet on pre-order but canceled once I began reading the reviews even though I have an iPad 2.

With HP rumored to be gearing up for a webOS tablet, do you think Sony will eventually join the tablet device battle?

Apple appears to have big plans for the iPad's future, and with competitors such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the BlackBerry Playbook and an anticipated WebOS tablet in the pipeline, Apple needs to keep improving the iPad's feature set.

Now rumor has surfaced that the computing giant is busy working on a webOS tablet under the code name HP Hurricane.

Unfortunately, some big names, such as HP's WebOS tablet, may be among those.

They put a cheap but capable webOS tablet in the hands of thousands of people just months before, reportedly, they're going to release their own cheap but capable Android tablet.

HP may be launching a new glossy, white webOS tablet in August.

Whatever the future has in store for the likable webOS platform, we've decided to list five reasons why we will miss HP's first, last and only webOS tablet.

HP recently announced the TouchPad which is their first ever WebOS tablet.

Are you waiting to get your hands on HP's first webOS tablet, the TouchPad?

HP recently launched their first ever WebOS tablet which is known as HP TouchPad.

The 9.7 - inch WebOS tablet will go on sale on July 1st, starting at $ 500 for the 16 GB WiFi - only version.

Back in February, HP officially announced several new devices which include their first ever webOS tablet Touchpad and successor to Pre 2 known as Pre 3.

Some people want a WebOS tablet.

Not to be confused with your laptop's trackpad, the very highly anticipated (an soon to be officially official) webOS tablet will be called Touchpad.

A carryover from HP's popular lineup of TabletPCs and Palm's PalmPilot devices, this pen input would serve to set the webOS tablet apart from its primary competitor, the iPad.