Well, if you weren't lucky enough to get a 32GB HP Touchpad for $150, you might be interested to know that you can still get one... with a catch. You have to be a WebOS developer.
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HP Slashes Touchpad Tablet Prices to $99, Internet Goes Ballistic
After announcing that they were pulling out of the Tablet market, HP has slashed the prices of their HP Touchpad to $99 (16GB) and $149 (32GB). Of course, this caused a buying frenzy among consumers.
Read More »HP: WebOS on All HP PCs by 2012
Hewlett-Packard's CEO has announce the company's intention of including WebOS on all their computers by 2012.
Read More »Palm Pre Officially Drops June 6th
Sprint and Palm just let the cat out of the bag: Come June 6th, you’ll be able to pick up a supposedly “decent” rival to the iPhone. The Pre will cost $199.99 after contract agreements and rebates, and will be sold Radio Shack, Best Buy and Walmart. Awesome? I guess, but does anyone use Sprint? I have zero friends with ...
Read More »Palm Eos: The Pre’s Older, Yet Unborn, Brother
With all this talk about the Palm Pre, it’s easy to see how one could get washed up in the hype surrounding it. But check this out: It’s called the Palm Eos and it’s due out sometime after the Pre. It will use that WebOS Palm has been raving about and features a full QWERTY keyboard. Rumor has it that ...
Read More »Palm Pre Dropping At Best Buy Next Month
Another Monday, another rumor. This time around, “sources” are saying that the upcoming Palm Pre, complete with WebOS and all, is going to be available June 7th at Best Buy. However, this will be a limited rollout, with only 4500 units being available. The carrier? Sprint. And if that wasn’t bad enough, look at these pricing numbers being thrown around: ...
Read More »Palm Opens Up Pre SDK
Good news for those of you who are sick of the iPhone. Palm has finally let loose the Mojo SDK, which will enable developers to build apps for its upcoming Pre phone. In addition to the standard fare in a phone-based SDK, Palm is offering “cloud computing” services which emulate push technology. Sounds like someone is trying to compete with ...
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