HP too has joined the league of tablets with a competitive product called HP touch pad. This 9.7 inch device is good enough to put some popular tablets to reconsideration and manages to win customers on the basis of its specs and looks. This tablet is fitted in with a Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core 1.2 GHz processor in place of its brain.The 9.7 inch of the touchscreen display offers a resolution count of 1024×768 pixels whose excellence can be measured from the fact that Apple’s iPad too comes with a similar pixel count. One great and unique point with this device is that one can separately buy a wireless Bluetooth keyboard along with it. Infact this model also comes with the A-GPS technology too. The operating system that Touch pad works on is WebOS which was originally created by Palm and it seems to be especially designed for the tablet use and not like a phone OS. The other features provided are Bluetooth, a front facing camera, music system and Wireless internet facility.
One point that can make you change your decision of buying HP Touch Pad as your tablet is the fact that it doesn’t offer you a rear camera. It just comes with a 1.2 MP front facing camera that enables video calls and conferencing. Motorola Xoom is a better choice as it provides a 5MP rear camera too. The screen also lacks a little bit on the luminance feature. But overall HP Touch pad has the making of a good competitor to a lot of existing and upcoming tablets.1 Huron Street, Takapuna, North Shore 0622
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