HP Windows 7 Slate Lives?InformationWeek - Paul McDougall - May 3, 2010HP is continuing to promote a Windows 7-based slate PC on its Web site, raising questions about the accuracy of reports that the project's ... |
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HP 'kills off' Windows 7 Slate tabletNEWS.com.au - May 2, 2010By staff writers WHEN it comes to iPad rivals, it's looking increasingly like a case of if there will actually be any, rather than who it will be. ... |
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Even before arrival, Slate reportedly off marketSan Francisco Chronicle - Apr 30, 2010Hewlett-Packard is killing off its Slate tablet before it comes to market, according to a report in the blog TechCrunch. Hewlett-Packard is killing off its ... |
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Company declines to comment on Slate rumor; analysts says it makes senseMarketWatch - Benjamin Pimentel - Apr 30, 2010SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Hewlett-Packard Co.'s bid for Palm Inc. took another twist Friday on speculation that the ... |
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Why Microsoft is already losing the tablet battleSeattle Post Intelligencer (blog) - Apr 30, 2010A decade ago, when Microsoft introduced the first consumer tablet computers, they were seen as another alternative to the desktop. They were full-function ... |
HP tablet plans draw interest after Palm dealReuters Canada - Gabriel Madway - Apr 30, 2010SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co hopes its planned $1.2 billion acquisition of Palm Inc will not only give it solid foundation ... |
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Microsoft: We're Not Going To Bid For Palm, CEO Ballmer SaysBarron's (blog) - Eric Savitz - Apr 30, 2010Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer said the company is not going to make a bid for Palm (PALM). There had been speculation that the company ... |
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Is the new Palm-equipped HP killing the Slate tablet?San Francisco Chronicle (blog) - Apr 30, 2010The reasoning, according to a Techcrunch source, is that HP isn't happy with the performance of Window 7 as a tablet operating system. ... |
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What Windows 7 tablet?Boston Globe - Hiawatha Bray - Apr 30, 2010It may make sense to be done with it. Windows 7, though much lighter and more efficient than Windows Vista, is still a full-fledged desktop operating system ... |
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iPad Killer? We Can't Even get an iPad ChallengerPC World - Tony Bradley - Apr 30, 2010HP has conceded the tablet war before it even engaged in battle by terminating the HP Slate project. Since Steve Ballmer unveiled the HP ... |
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HP Reportedly Abandons Plan To Build Windows 7-Based TabletBarron's (blog) - Eric Savitz - Apr 30, 2010In what appears to be some early fallout of the planned Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) acquisition of Palm (PALM), HP has killed off a much-publicized ... |
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Microsoft and HP: Love on the rocks?ZDNet (blog) - Mary Jo Foley - Apr 30, 2010When Microsoft announced it was pulling the plug on its Itanium support earlier this year, I wondered whether there was any pushback from HP, ... |
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Has Microsoft single-handedly killed off touch?ZDNet (blog) - Zack Whittaker - Apr 30, 2010Well they've only gone and bloody cancelled it, haven't they? The one time I write something positive that the company is doing; albeit a research project ... |
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Is HP's Slate Dead?PC World - Harry McCracken - Apr 30, 2010Michael Arrington of TechCrunch is reporting that a source has told him that HP has decided to cancel its "slate PC." It's not implausible because deciding ... |
HP's Slate gets delayedInquirer - Spencer Dalziel - Apr 30, 2010THE WEB IS RIFE with speculation that HP won't use Windows 7 on its trumpeted Slate tablet, according to Tech Crunch. ... |
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Palm deal could redefine HP's tablet OS strategyBusinessWeek - Agam Shah - Apr 30, 2010Hewlett-Packard's purchase of Palm could redefine the PC maker's mobile OS strategy, potentially impacting the company's reliance on Microsoft ... |
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Aww...poor Microsoft, the Table(t)s have turnedTechtree.com - Rohan Naravane - Apr 30, 2010Microsoft swallowed some hard 'tablets' today -- after reports delivering bad news that HP is killing the Windows 7 powered Slate, with which it had earlier ... |
HP Kills the iPad Killer - SlateTechtree.com - Apr 30, 2010During the Consumer Electronics Show 2010, Hewlett Packard had promised to introduce its Slate tablet later this year. Unfortunately, plans for the same ... |
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Another One Bites The Dust? HP Reportedly Kills Windows 7 Slate ProjectPC World - Nick Mediati - Apr 29, 2010Today may end up being a bloody day for prospective iPad alternatives. Earlier today, we learned that Microsoft's Courier tablet was a real product under ... |
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After HP-Palm deal, Microsoft loses if it snoozesSeattle Post Intelligencer (blog) - Apr 29, 2010Update 9:35 am April 30: Since this analysis was published, reports have surfaced that HP has canceled the Slate because it is unsatisfied with Windows 7 as ... |
Is the HP Win 7 slate already dead?CNET - Dan Ackerman - Apr 29, 2010With the news that HP is acquiring Palm, one hot upcoming device that may get suddenly shifted onto the back burner is the company's ... |
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HP Purchase of Palm Paves Way for WebOS TabletPC World - Tony Bradley - Apr 29, 2010The fall of Palm from groundbreaking innovator of handheld PDA's, to ailing developer of capable-but-waning smartphones is complete with the ... |
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Apple Doesn't Have To Worry About The HP Slate Anymore (HPQ, AAPL, PALM)San Francisco Chronicle - Jay Yarow - Apr 28, 2010Apple's iPad team doesn't have to worry about the HP Slate tablet for a while, if it ever did, anyway. During a call with analysts to explain its purchase ... |
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HP Is not Going to Release Its SlateTop Tech Reviews - 4 May, 2010There are rumors that you instantly believe in and then there are rumors that you find extremely hard to believe in. So this one; goes on with a guy ... |
iPad's Success to Lead to HP's FuelingTop Tech Reviews - 4 May, 2010In recent news, HP just announced its cancellation, concerning any sort of progress on the upcoming HP Slate that was due for release â€" later this year. ... |
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HP To Replace Windows 7 By WebOS On Slate TabletITProPortal - 4 May, 2010Popular technology blog TechCrunch has reported that computer maker Hewlett-Packard has decided to drop Windows 7 OS from its 'Slate' tablet and use a ... |
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HP dropping Windows 7 slate after Palm deal?PC Pro - 4 May, 2010By Reuters HP has killed development of its Windows 7-powered slate following its acquisition of Palm, according to reports. The story comes courtesy of ... |
HP's Palm Acquisition Could Affect Microsoft, Tablet PCseWeek - Nicholas Kolakowski - 4 May, 2010Hewlett-Packard's $1.2 billion Palm acquisition could change the landscape of the tablet PC market, especially if HP decides to incorporate the Palm WebOS ... |
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Rumor Mill Churns Around webOS-based HP SlateCIO Today - Jennifer LeClaire - 4 May, 2010Meanwhile, Tony Cripps, principal analyst at Ovum, says, "WebOS could indeed become a major asset for HP and obviously has scope for ... |
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Will Palm pilot HP to smartphone success?Bizmology - Jeff Dorsch - 4 May, 2010While some see HP becoming a contender in smartphones through this proposed acquisition, others speculate that ... |
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