The tablet market is booming and one of the largest technology companies in the world, including Hewlett-Packard (HP) will take significant market share. Their use is the touchpad.
The device has a screen size identical to that of the IPAD, although the HP is a little heavier. However, the touchpad on a 1.2 GHz processor Snapdragon A4 cons Apple 1 GHz.
The memory of HP iPad is also more than 1 GB, similar to the tablets have recently announced Android. The differences are inside. The key is that the touchpad with an operating system, webOS, which is owned by HP since I bought last year, the company that created it, Palm does.
One advantage is that HP software can also be integrated with devices such as mobile phones has produced a synergy between the devices from the same brand, which brought together in a manner similar to Apple.
“Our intent with devices webOS is to transform the way people think, what they feel and how they communicate,” said HP executive vice president Todd Bradley.
It should read a camera for video calls and applications, digital books and easy to manage social networks.
Its launch is planned for late summer and a few months after a second version, designed to extend WiFi with 3G and GPS.
