Of course, HP are no strangers to tablets themselves; they've a Windows 7 slate due to go on sale later this year, and they – or at least their Compaq acquisition – were responsible for what's ...

HP's tablet is Wi-Fi only, just what some folks want. Samsung's tablet is tethered to the carriers and the data plans for now. HP is subsidizing its tablet to sell a printer (and the ink that goes ...

Details of HP’s new tablet have leaked out, suggesting it could be almost entirely cloud-based. If true, it could change the IT landscape forever.

The HP tablet measures 7 inches and, according to a couple of reports, is based on Android. But in view of its custom interface and lack of support for third-party apps, ...

The two Android tablets are the headline of HP’s announcements today. There’s the 12.3-inch Pro Slate 12 and the 7.9-inch Pro Slate 8. Both look nice — almost like blown-up, tablet-sized ...

HP is taking a shotgun approach to the Android tablet space this holiday season. The company has 4 new models featuring screen sizes ranging from 7 to 10 inches and prices starting at $150.

The HP Tablet 11's other big selling point is its 11-inch touch screen. Its 2K (2,160-by-1,440-pixel) resolution is higher than the 1,920 by 1,280 pixels of the Surface Go 3.

HP unveils TouchPad tablet HP's forthcoming TouchPad will be one of the first tablets to match the iPad's screen size. By David Goldman, staff writer February 10, 2011: 12:16 PM ET.

HP calls it the Slate 7 Extreme, and the Tegra 4 tablet offers a variety of features that instantly set it apart from the rest of the pack. First and foremost, it comes with a pull-out stylus pen ...

The HP ElitePad 1000 G2 Rugged Tablet is similar specific, with an IP 65 dust/water-proof casing, MIL-STD 810 toughness, and a 20hr battery. Finally, there are two tablets for education settings.

The HP Mesquite tablet is a 7 inch Android tablet with an Intel Atom processor and a low price tag. It launched as a Black Friday exclusive, with Walmart selling the tablet for $89. But now that ...