The Tablet industry is definitely heating, that there is no longer the domain of the Apple iPad (and its successor, of course) more. With Google Android operating system (and their efforts in the creation of a version to the tablet with Android 3.x honeycomb) being widely adopted by manufacturers of Tablet, these results are creeping close and closer to the standard iPad in some aspects, so that depending on the type of material thrown, bat on the iPad to start.
HP enters the Tablet fray not powered by Android, but rather their own system - webOS of exploitation. Not only this, HP intends to make a splash with their TouchPad 4 G by debut it on AT & T, ensuring that it is able to stay connected at any time with a mobile broadband wireless. For the rest of the specifications, you would do well to read on.
HP TouchPad 4 G will be powered by a processor of 1.5 relatively rapid GHz with 32 GB of internal memory, the ability of integrated GPS navigation and Wi - Fi to times when you do not rely on the capacity mobile integrated wireless broadband. After all, why bother eat into your data plan when you can always conditions on the network of another person, right?
David Gee, Vice President, Marketing and Solutions company, webOS, Personal Systems Group, HP, said, "4 G TouchPad is ideal for anyone who needs maximum flexibility for productivity on the move." It is particularly suitable for users who rely on the connectivity of the field - large companies to small businesses and self-employed professional mobile. ?
The TouchPad 4 G also will support Adobe Flash Player version Beta, you can keep in touch with family and friends via video calls if need be. Apart from that, the TouchPad 4 G may also print documents, photos and other images without wires, where it will obviously work best when they are connected to compatible network printers from HP.
There is still no word on pricing or availability immediately, but we know that it will come sooner than later. Are all whipped up yet?
Press release
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