The Tablet Blog

Recently appearing on the Engadget Show, HP’s John Rubenstein talked about how webOS apps will run on HP desktop computers.

Hewlett Packard has released details about its upcoming tablet, the TouchPad. The device will be released in June in a wifi-only version.

Following their acquisition of Palm and their WebOS platform HP looks set to start development on a new tablet, running WebOS.

Following on the heals of Microsoft’s cancellation of the Courier project, HP are rumored to have stopped development on their Slate device.

Microsoft has canceled its much anticipated Courier tablet project even before officially announcing the device. What does this mean for the future of the company on the tablet market ?

The New York Times have reported rumors of a new Google tablet, running the Android OS rather than the Chrome OS, as well as further reports of a second HP tablet.

Not long after the iPad’s release another video showcasing HP’s slate is leaked, with evidence of potentially iPad beating features.

As HP’s slate gets closer to release HP release a joint video with Adobe, highlighting the benefits of having a ‘flash-enabled’ tablet device.

Microsoft’s efforts to sell their Tablet PC’s to students have never really paid off. Will the tablet change the course of the Microsoft tablet?

FinancialMirror.tv explains the fundamental differences between the HP Courier concept tablet and the presumed Apple Tablet.