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's main focus isn't just budget tablets however, they do plan on releasing high-end Android tablets, and even Windows 8 tablets in the future. HP may have a good chance at making a comeback with ...

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.

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.

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 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 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 ...