[Russ] was lucky enough to get his hands on a deeply discounted HP TouchPad, and after hearing about the huge bounty being offered for getting Android up and running on the device, he decided to ...

If you accidentally uninstalled the touchpad from Device Manager and your touchpad is not working, you can reinstall it by ...

The HP TouchPad holds a rather strange place in the history of modern tablet computers. First launched in 2011 as a $500 tablet running webOS 3.0 software, the tablet was canceled just a few ...

On YouTube, the fantastic Michael MJD—known for exploring the history of tech devices and software—recently revisited the 2011 HP TouchPad. This short-lived tablet is quite fascinating. It originally ...

The $100 TouchPad discount replaces the $50 back-to-school discount HP unveiled early last week that was slated to run through Sept. 10. "HP continually evaluates pricing for its products and is ...

its “nearly perfect screen,” and its “spacious and responsive touchpad.” We even went so far as to say that the XPS 17 competes with Apple’s MacBook Pro. If you still need a powerful laptop for video ...

HP’s prices vary from sale to sale ... Equally excellent is the large touchpad that takes up most of the available space on the palm rest. Not only is it large enough, it’s also a haptic ...

The HP Omnibook Ultra Flip 14 promises top-notch performance with impressive specs. While it falls short of its rivals in a ...

At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Enjoyable keyboard ・Lots of wired, wireless connectivity ・Well-rounded CPU and integrated ...

It's certainly not my favorite from HP or other companies, but it's a responsive and comfortable keyboard with a great layout. This glass touchpad is also great, although it could be larger and it ...

The Dell XPS 13 9350 gets great battery life thanks to its Intel Lunar Lake chipset. It also has several design features that ...

One device in particular, the HP TouchPad, was released just a month before webOS went under and is still a favorite among hackers — giving the device the kind of love that HP never could.