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But people didn't buy them for the same reason the hp Slate isn't headed for the consumer market: It was irrelevant. Macbook Air review & hp slate 500. Apple launched its latest Macbook Airs on Wednesday. The hp Slate 500 tablet is red meat for technology fanboys on both sides of the ongoing Mac vs. pc debate By Jared Newman, pc World. Hp slate 500 & Verizon iphone 4 cdma photos leaked. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Hewlett-Packard first gave us a peek at their Slate tablet way back at ces 2010. Latest blockbuster gadget but it’s no ipad killer. Hewlett-packard unveiled a Windows-powered touchscreen tablet computer on Oct. 22. It’s the latest entry into a growing market dominated by Apple’s ipad. Please, stifle your incredulous gasps, we don’t want to scare it away. As promised in January, Hewlett-Packard has released its Windows 7 Slate computer before the end of the year. Hewlett-packard has launched its long-awaited, first effort to compete with the Apple ipad, unveiling a 9-inch touchscreen tablet that uses Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system and will be marketed toward business users. We all knew this day was coming. Device easier to manage than some of those 10-inch tablets we’ve seen of late. Hp on Friday launched the hp Slate 500, a tablet pc aimed at the enterprise. pc debate. The hp Slate 500 the first tablet exclusively targeting enterprise usershas finally been released in the US. The hp Slate, the on again, off again, on again ipad killer, has finally made its way to market. Tablet with capacitive multi-touch and running Windows 7. Hp is not stopping it’s plans to be a leader in technology even among all the tainted press received from the tainted Mark Hurd era. hp is bringing the consumer and converged networking story together. Hp’s Slate 500 costs $799, runs Microsoft Windows 7 and is aimed at business customers.

$799 HP Slate aimed squarely at businesses
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The system is, at last, available to buy… from HP's business-oriented stores. The HP Slate 500 is a business machine, for professionals who aren't bound
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The HP Slate's Future Lies Within The PDA's History
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But people didn't buy them for the same reason the HP Slate isn't headed for the consumer market: It was irrelevant. I've said that Windows simply isn't

MacBook Air review & HP slate 500
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MacBook Air review & HP slate 500. Apple launched its latest Macbook Airs on Wednesday. The tech giant unveiled its updated notebook models of 13.3
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HP Slate 500 Fan the Mac vs. PC Flames
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The HP Slate 500 tablet is red meat for technology fanboys on both sides of the ongoing Mac vs. PC debate By Jared Newman, PC World.

HP slate 500 & Verizon iPhone 4 CDMA photos leaked
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HP slate 500 & Verizon iPhone 4 CDMA photos leaked. This seems to be a bolt out of blue. And we need to believe it. This seems to be season when prototype

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iPad News: The HP Slate Means Business
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You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Hewlett-Packard first gave us a peek at their Slate tablet way back at CES 2010.

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The Associated Press reports: “Hewlett-Packard Co.’s new tablet might look a little bit like Apple Inc.’s latest blockbuster gadget but it’s no iPad killer. HP, the world’s largest computer maker, unveiled the Slate 500 on Thursday. It costs $79. Like the …
Hewlett-Packard unveiled a Windows-powered touchscreen tablet computer on Oct. 22. It’s the latest entry into a growing market dominated by Apple’s iPad. The “HP Slate 500,” which features an 8.9-inch screen, slightly smaller than the iPad’s 9.7-inch …
Please, stifle your incredulous gasps, we don’t want to scare it away. It’s been a long time coming guys, but it looks like the HP Slate has finally been confirmed. Well, reconfirmed. First announced as the Windows 7 tablet at CES in January of 2009, the compa
As promised in January, Hewlett-Packard has released its Windows 7 Slate computer before the end of the year. The Slate 500 is the highly anticipated slatelike computer that Steve Ballmer presented during the opening keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show ju
Hewlett-Packard has launched its long-awaited, first effort to compete with the Apple iPad, unveiling a 9-inch touchscreen tablet that uses Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system and will be marketed toward business users. HP is planning to follow up early nex
We all knew this day was coming. We’ve seen teaser pics and spy shots, but it’s about time the official day arrived. HP has officially announced the HP Slate 500. This is a tablet that will come powered by Windows 7, but it gets some slight modifications s
As you may expect, the Slate’s metal edges and rubberized back give it a fairly durable feel, and its 8.9-inch display makes the 1.5-pound device easier to manage than some of those 10-inch tablets we’ve seen of late. Surrounding the metal edges is a USB port,
Oct 22, 2010 6:34pm

HP Serves Up Windows on a Slate

HP on Friday launched the HP Slate 500, a tablet PC aimed at the enterprise. Priced at $799, the Slate has a 3MP still camera and a VGA webcam and can Windows 7 Professional 32. The HP Slate 500 is based in a 1.8 GHz Intel Atom Processor and weighs 1.5 pounds in the basic configuration. HP’s new tablet has an Intel Atom Z540 processor with a 512 KB L2 cache and a 533 MHz front-side bus.
The HP Slate 500 tablet is red meat for technology fanboys on both sides of the ongoing Mac vs. PC debate. The HP Slate runs Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system and is gunning to compete with Apple’s iOS-based iPad. Yep, you guessed it. It’s chest pounding time.
Oct 22, 2010 12:01pm

HP launches Slate 500 tablet

The HP Slate 500 the first tablet exclusively targeting enterprise usershas finally been released in the US.
The HP Slate, the on again, off again, on again iPad killer, has finally made its way to market. With very little fanfare, the tablet device is selling on Hewlett-Packard’s web site for $799, but analysts aren’t bullish on its fate.
HP has at last revealed its long-awaited Slate, an 8.9-inch tablet with capacitive multi-touch and running Windows 7.
HP is not stopping it’s plans to be a leader in technology even among all the tainted press received from the tainted Mark Hurd era. HP is bringing the consumer and converged networking story together. HP has at last revealed its long-awaited Slate, an 8.9-inch tablet with capacitive multi-touch and running Windows 7. This [...] HP Slate and HP Converged Networks Poised For The Future is a post …
HP’s Slate 500 costs $799, runs Microsoft Windows 7 and is aimed at business customers.
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There’s now a growing speculation after the new official video about the new HP slate device. So, we now can speculate, discuss and talk about the things we like and we don’t like about the device. For the techies, heres a short list of ways to justify whether to take up or avoid the HP slate, perhaps instead of an iPad.

1) In the latest video, brief glimpses of the HP slate’s user interface show big app icons and a sidebar for contextual menus. That’s a good prerequisite for any tablet that wants to redefine personal computing. Not that there’s anything wrong with straight-up Windows 7, but it’s best enjoyed with a mouse and keyboard.
2) The five hours of battery life for HP’s slate is a major letdown. One cannot leave a device out all day when its battery won’t last past lunch. For a device that thrives on being at arm’s reach all the time, that’s a big problem.
3) Apple’s basic, $500 iPad is at a lower price than HP’s slate, but only for a 16 GB model that HP does not offer. The balance is in HP’s favor for 32 GB ($550) and 64 GB ($600) versions, compared with $600 and $700 for 32 GB and 64 GB iPads, respectively. Then there’s the ability to add more storage via SD card, a big disadvantage on the iPad.

4) Its a nice feature to have a front-facing camera, which is probably most laptops include one these days. Tablets, which make great coffee table mates, are especially conducive to video chats. The iPad doesn’t have one.

5) Adobe’s Flash on HP’s slate is subject to change as Apple looks to encourage HTML 5 as the preferred web video platform. This point we can’t tell whether it goes with iPad, untill the HP Slate is in the real world.

So, unless and untill the HP Slate comes in the real market, the developers who are into iPad app development can’t compare and make intelligent apps so to reduce the physical disadvantages of iPad.

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