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The editors liked
Handsome design
Reasonable price
Good multitasking
HP Pivot is great
WebOS. Cards is without question our favorite multitasking solution. Swiping your finger from the bottom to top of the screen turns an active application into a “card”. A second swipe closes out the app. Holding your finger down on the card allows you to arrange the application or “stack”. By stacking similar applications you are able to organize dozens of open apps much easier than on iOS
Andr
WebOS is excellent
Great multi-tasking
Email support is second to none
Excellent tablet OS
Good web browser
Fast
Slick interface
Intuitive
Integration of existing accounts and services through Synergy
Multitasking
Speed and performance Multitasking prowess
Design
Social networking
Wireless charting
Well priced
Looks and feels good. Smooth operating system
Nowhere else will you get a tablet of this calibre for £89
Stylish design
Slick multi-tasking interface
Inbuilt wireless charging
The editors didn't like
Performance is inconsistent
Screen is a dim
Fingerprint-tastic
No video-out
The build quality and sluggish user interface
Expensive considering lack of 3G
Business features need HP Pre 3 ideally
Chunky and heavy
Very few apps
Grubby plastic finish
Plastic build
Question over speed of app development
Only a front-facing camera
Needs more apps
Smudges easily
No video out
Dearth of apps. Firing up apps is slow
You're unlikely to find one
As hordes of bargainhungry consumers have snapped up much of the UK's stock.
Like most other tablets on the market right now, I’m far more excited about the device’s potential than I am about the product I have in my hands today. Honeycomb could be great with a visual overhaul, more attention to detail and some unique, defining...
The first WebOS tablet gets some things right, but stumbles more than it succeeds. HP TouchPad Review: Not Ready for the Tablet Big Leagues HP TouchPad Review, by Melissa J. Perenson June 29, 2011 Hewlett-Packard is the latest PC maker to jump into ta...
Multitasking-friendly interface, Powerful Beats Audio speakers, Integrated Skype video calling, Time-saving Just Type feature, Keyboard has dedicated number row, Can send and receive texts and phone calls when paired with webOS phone
Sluggish, buggy performance, Heavy and smudge-prone design, Lackluster apps/game selection, Below-average battery life, No tabbed browsing, Can't yet edit or create Office documents
This is going to sound like a broken record, but the TouchPad is yet another tablet that feels unfinished. The interface is more elegant and intuitive than what you'll find on Android Honeycomb tablets, and we appreciate the time-saving features such a...
Oh, happy day, when one first receives a device that's been eagerly anticipated for months. Sad, sad day when that device fails to live up to one's expectations. We all wanted the TouchPad to really compete, to give us a compelling third party to join the...
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No backfacing camera means no awkward tablet picturetaking, for better or for worse. Beta version of Flash runs like an alpha version of Flash. No SD card slot means no room for easy expansion. Bundled QuickOffice app has difficulty displaying Google Docs
webOS and the HP TouchPad are the latest entrants to the tablet race and the third mobile OS to have both a smartphone and tablet OS. The HP TouchPad is competing in a space and price point that is already hotly contested by the iPad 2, the Motorola XOOM...
Abstract: With the TouchPad, Hewlett Packard is about to join Apple, Google, and Research in Motion in the high-stakes game that is the tablet computer business. With a trio of popular operating systems and a dozen or more noteworthy devices already on the marke...
Abstract: I've had a TouchPad for just over a week and have been comparing it to the other top three tablets available (iPad 2, Motorola Xoom and BlackBerry Playbook). Let's start with a review of the TouchPad, with some thoughts on the other three following afterw...
Abstract: With solid hardware and a user-friendly operating system based around multitasking and intuitive organization, the HP TouchPad is the best non-Apple tablet we've tested. There aren't a lot of apps yet, but Android Honeycomb tablet manufacturers should be...
