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HP: Slate is still alive

Posted by admin on July 21, 2010
Tweet In the aftermath of their billion dollar acquisition of Palm, it has long been speculated that the HP would kill its Windows 7 powered tablet and opt for a webOS powered one. That however has been completely denied by HP which has said that they are currently in the phase of testing and will be determining the next steps. So I guess it’s...
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TweetThis didn’t take too long, less than a day after Apple debut it’s new iPad commercial during the Oscars, HP has come forward with two videos. The first video is one detailing the awesomeness of Flash on the HP Slate, the second is another commercial for the device. We won’t spoil it for you so check out both videos below. swfobject.embedSWF("http://www.youtube.com/v/-p-RZAwQq0E&rel=0&fs=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=0",...
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The HP Slate

Posted by admin on January 6, 2010
TweetSo there’s been rumors about an Apple Slate for years, but while we wait for that mythical January 27th date to roll around, feast your eyes on the HP Slate. Yes it’s the year of slate PC’s and HP seems to have hit something here. The device is multitouch, it supports gaming, and so far we know it runs some flavor of Windows 7....
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TweetHP TouchSmart tm2 HP made ripples with the tx2 but even though it was the first consumer multitouch convertable tablet PC, it still had some lacking. However HP has spruced things up a bit with the tm2 which packs a 12.1-inch screen and is powered by a Core 2 Duo processor as well as ATI Mobility Radeon graphics and a claim of 9 hours of battery...
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TweetHaleron iLet 10 As the tablet scene heats up, there is no shortage of offerings and by the time CES rolls around tomorrow, they’ll be dozen more offerings. However Haleron’s iLet 10-inch tablet is something that strikes us as being quite interesting especially if you’re into something on the cheap side in a bigger form factor. Powered...
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