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Photos: HP TouchPad tablet turns up the enterprise heat on Apple's iPad

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    HP TouchPad

    As HP shows off another webOS device, the Pre3...

    HP unveiled its TouchPad tablet this week. Aimed at a business audience, HP hopes the device will woo the enterprise with multitasking and support for Flash - a feature absent from Apple's iPad.

    The TouchPad tablet runs the Linux-based webOS, acquired by HP when it bought Palm, the company that developed the operating system.

    In the future, HP plans to use the OS to power a number of devices from phones to tablets to printers.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP TouchPad

    HP TouchPad

    The tablet features a front-facing 1.3-megapixel webcam for video-calling. It has a 9.7-inch XGA capacitive, multitouch screen with a 1024 x 768-pixel display.

    Shown above is Just Type, HP's universal search feature.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP TouchPad

    HP TouchPad

    Pictured above are the icons at the bottom of the tablet for launching the web browser, email, calendar and other apps.

    In addition to the apps included on the device, TouchPad users will be able to download apps from the HP App Catalog, where there are currently around 400 apps for the device.

    Companies will also be able to create their own app store to develop inhouse apps, HP said.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP TouchPad

    HP TouchPad

    But it's not all business - existing apps include Angry Birds, Time, Last.fm and Facebook.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP TouchPad

    HP TouchPad

    The TouchPad is 190mm wide, 240mm high and 13.7mm thick, and weighs in at 740g.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP TouchPad

    HP TouchPad

    Supported email includes Microsoft Exchange and POP3/IMAP - webmail services such as Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo Mail.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP TouchPad

    HP TouchPad

    The HP TouchPad will be shipping in July, costing £399 for the 16GB model and £479 for the 32GB model.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP Pre3 smartphone

    HP Pre3 smartphone

    Along with the TouchPad, silicon.com got a look at the Pre3 smartphone this week, which also runs on webOS.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP Pre3

    HP Pre3

    Users can also pair their TouchPad with the Pre3 using contactless technology. For example, you can open a web page on the tablet and share it with the smartphone by touching the devices together.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

  • HP pre3 smartphone

    HP pre3 smartphone

    The Pre3 has a 3.6-inch touchscreen, 1.4GHz processor and a full Qwerty keyboard. It will be released this summer.

    Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

    Photo by: Steve Ranger/silicon.com

    Caption by: Steve Ranger

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By Steve Ranger | June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT) | Topic: Hardware

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HP TouchPad

As HP shows off another webOS device, the Pre3...

HP unveiled its TouchPad tablet this week. Aimed at a business audience, HP hopes the device will woo the enterprise with multitasking and support for Flash - a feature absent from Apple's iPad.

The TouchPad tablet runs the Linux-based webOS, acquired by HP when it bought Palm, the company that developed the operating system.

In the future, HP plans to use the OS to power a number of devices from phones to tablets to printers.

Published: June 30, 2011 -- 14:22 GMT (07:22 PDT)

Caption by: Steve Ranger

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