HP Unveils TouchPad Tablet – First WebOS Tablet PC
Hewlett-Packard today took the wraps off its long-anticipated tablet, a 9.7-inch device it’s calling the TouchPad. This is the first tablet running the companiy’s webOS user interface that is said to deliver a full tablet experience. WebOS was partly acquired along with Palm as part of a $1.2 billion deal in April 2010. The HP TouchPad Tablet features a 9.7-inch diagonal flush capacitive multitouch display, virtual keyboard, instant-on access, support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 beta in the browser and access to thousands of webOS applications. If you want even more details on the TouchPad here you go. It has a 1024×768 resolution display, a weight of 1.5 pounds, front-facing cameras for video chat, 16GB or 32GB of built-in memory and a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor.
Today were embarking on a new era of webOS with the goal of linking a wide family of HP products through the best mobile experience available, said Jon Rubinstein, senior vice president and general manager, Palm Global Business Unit, HP. The flexibility of the webOS platform makes it ideal for creating a range of innovative devices that work together to keep you better connected to your world.
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