HP Lost To Apple iPad, We Move To Post-PC Age

Hp is saying good bye to tablet computer market, include in Malaysia, can you see HP TouchPad around? Seldomly. Most computer shops in Malaysia rarely dispalying Hp TouchPad because tablet users are not looking for it, instead they are looking for more popular tablet brands such as iPad. From what we read around the internet, HP is closing its door on selling tablet computers, simply because their tablet laptop, the Hp TouchPad installed with WebOS operating system is hard to find place among market competitors such as Samsung Galaxy Tasb, Motorola Xoom, HTC Flyer, Apple iPad and the popular iPad 2. HP TouchPad having huge difficulty in finding momentum and cant meet demans from tablet user, thus making is hard-to-sell tablet computer. Apple iPad wins the game, while HP lost to Apple. We are now life in Post-PC age, where people choose to use laptops, netbooks and tablets, they dont like desktop PC.

Hp TouchPad Reduce Price To Attract Buyers In USA Just To Rival Apple iPad

Hp TouchPad wanna win the market and its main rival is Apple iPad, including the new iPad 2. In Malaysia, iPad is still the leading tablet laptop chosen by consumer followed closely by Samsung Galaxy Tab, maybe because Maxis promoted Samsung Galaxy Tab as one of their internet device, in promoting Maxis Internet Broadband (postpaid). In USA, Hp TouchPad price's was being reduced to as low as $380 US Dollar each during last 2 weeks, the amout equals to RM1,180 here in Malaysia. Not so many tablet user choose to buy Hp TouchPad because it does not has many application downloadable from its apps library, Hp TouchPad has slow performance compared to any other tablet laptops installed with Android 3.0 and the design is also awkward. However, if you use internet a lot and seldom uses offlice application such as Word, Excel or PowerPoint, you may choose Hp TouchPad as your preferred tablet laptop.

Hp Touchpad Price In Malaysia

If you are looking for Hp TouchPad Price In Malaysia (this device introduced on July 2011) it is sold at RM1,500. However, please take note that Hp TouchPad only support Wifi, not 3G and it was installed with WebOS, a new operating system made from Linux, developed by Palm and then bought by HP (originally called as Hewlett-Packard). WebOS is not fullly compatible with most digital devices out there such as printers. But Hp TouchPad can print out wirelessly into any HP Printers available, similar to AirPrint in iOS4 used in Apple iPad and iPad 2. If you are a person who does office works a lot or a student, you will be not satisfied with HP TouchPad because this tablet laptop has no office software installed in it. The Touchpad mainly used as mobile internet device especially for blogging, for viewing text and images, viewing videos, for Facebook, Twitter, emailing and to access web applications such as Google Reader, Google DOcuments or to download files such as mp3 songs.