Saturday HP started selling the 16GB HP TouchPad (yeah, the one that recently had it's plug pulled). And get this, the 32GB model is listed at $149. Now that is a heck of a deal for a tablet device. The downside, HP isn't supporting the device anymore.
What does this mean? Well for starters, no updates to webOS, no hardware updates for the device itself. A lack of offerings from 3rd party accessories since the tablet isn't manufacturer supported anymore; just to name a few. I was hoping either someone would swoop in and buy the rights to the device or a community of developers or device enthusiasts would decide to utilize the hardware in other ways.
So what might be possible in the near future? Well there appears to be a project ramping up to utilize the TouchPad as an Android device. That's right! Suppose this project goes well, the potential for a $99 Android Tablet is looking pretty good especially if you're looking to get your hands a little dirty with the workings of your $99 paperweight. So the future is looking somewhat brighter for the HP TouchPad, just not as a webOS device.
Checkout the HP TouchPad Android Projects Website at RootzWiki.
What does this mean? Well for starters, no updates to webOS, no hardware updates for the device itself. A lack of offerings from 3rd party accessories since the tablet isn't manufacturer supported anymore; just to name a few. I was hoping either someone would swoop in and buy the rights to the device or a community of developers or device enthusiasts would decide to utilize the hardware in other ways.
So what might be possible in the near future? Well there appears to be a project ramping up to utilize the TouchPad as an Android device. That's right! Suppose this project goes well, the potential for a $99 Android Tablet is looking pretty good especially if you're looking to get your hands a little dirty with the workings of your $99 paperweight. So the future is looking somewhat brighter for the HP TouchPad, just not as a webOS device.
Checkout the HP TouchPad Android Projects Website at RootzWiki.
