At last HP announced the availability of its Touchpad tablet. It will be in stores in US from July 1 onwards. The new tablet will run HP’s WebOS operating system. The device, which is HP’s first consumer tablet to make it to market, will also land at retailers in the U.K., Ireland, France and Germany a few days after its July 1 U.S. release, and go on sale...

Following the launch of the Chrome 8 web browser, Google is now likely to launch its own operating system on Tuesday. Google is going to host and event on December 7th in San Francisco where a netbook equipped with the Chrome Operating System will be introduced to the world. However, only a limited number of these machines will be available, for the said operating system...

On December 2nd, 2010 Oracle announces the release of the SPARC Supercluster, and with the anticipation of high data transfer rate and low latency, it is expected to be a challenge for rivals IBM and Hewlett-Packard. Oracle had previously acquired Sun Microsystems earlier this year. Following the traits of Sun Microsystems, Oracle first delivered Exadata on Sun Hardware...

Less than a month after they promised a genius, HP has swiftly followed up on delivering it. HP has launched the first product in their new line of web-connected printers. The HP Photosmart e-All-in-One D110a features ePrint and has its own email address. With cloud computing spreading widely like wildfire, printers have faded into the backdrop as of late. A while ago,...

HP thought it had won the battle when it acquired Palm a few weeks back. What it did not know was that it stood to lose the war. Because the shiny chassis was void of one of its topmost brains. Mike Bell, who was cherished loot for Palm after he spent 16 years sprucing up Apple, has been hired by Intel now. The last time we heard, Bell was the senior Vice President for...

HP seems to be having second thoughts about the Android tablet it planned on creating. So says All Things Digital, “HP’s Android slate has been delayed and won’t ship before the end of the year as planned.” Would it really be that surprising, considering that HP claims to be working on developing Windows 7 and webOS tablets simultaneously? The culprit in this...

Computer manufacturing major HP, floated an idea of a printer which would be connected to the WebOS powered mobile platform. This comes in the wake of the company’s plans for Palm’s range of mobile applications, devices and platform so to speak. This range would include-WebOS powered smartphones, tablet computers and most surprisingly printers. Yes you heart...

It is HP’s latest Windows Home Server. The company has introduced the latest model that does everything better than its predecessors. The HP MediaSmart Server runs Microsoft’s Windows Home Server. But this is equipped with a different user interface in order to make it user-friendly for to the non-technical users. This is ideal for those looking for a central storage...