Like the others who have reviewed this product already, I snatched one of these HP Touchpads on the cheap when HP announced that they were being discontinued. I hadn't really been looking for a tablet at that point in time but as they were selling for £89, it was an opportunity too good to miss. So, the Touchpad arrived and I carefully unpacked it from the well presented packaging. The glossy black appearance on both the back and front of the Touchpad give it a classy look and the feel of the device gives the impression of good build quality. One of the first things I noticed when lifting up the device for the first time was the weight. It was an is heavier ...  Read the complete review

As some of you might already be aware, HP has pulled out of the Tablet, Phone and PC market altogether. While they haven't fully abandoned webOS, the operating system it runs on, the hope of it having a thriving app market and lots of updates is unlikely. However, that doesn't bother me in the slightest. Hearing the news that HP were liquidating their touchpad's I went online and had a look at the prices. They were still around £400. I then had a look at prices in the USA and saw that they were only $99. Considering $99 is around about £70 then this makes this tablet, without a shadow of a doubt, the deal of the century. A few days later and the ...  Read the complete review

I have never really been a fan of tablets, but, as I saw that the tablet market was rising, and the average price of tablets were falling rapidly, I decided it might be time to try one out. I filtered out all the expensive ones, such as the iPads, and the Windows Tablets. I thought that I had to go for an android tablet, since they were the cheapest, but they also lacked the certain amount of professional quality, design, and performance I required. When I found this, I decided to filter it out because of its ridiculous price tag, and that would be the end of it. A few weeks later, I heard that HP would be discontinuing all WebOS products, following the mass ...  Read the complete review

I love my TouchPad. I really fancied an iPad but with money being tight and a new baby on the way, I felt a tablet was well out of my league. However, HP decided that they couldn't compete with Apple and so, when they drastically reduced the price of the TouchPad, I snapped one up! Looking back, I wish I'd "invested" in more than one because at £89 it really was great value for money. With a 9.7inch touchscreen, 1.2GHz dual core Qualcomm processor, multimedia capabilities, apps, and more, the HP Touchpad is definitely the tablet which every home should have! User friendly, it can be used by the whole family, be it the kids for homework or Mum for ...  Read the complete review

I've had the HP Touchpad for almost a year now and it still never disappointed me. Even though HP's OS operating system for this tablet is not popular, it doesn't mean this tablet will be a disappointment. You can download songs, movies, games, podcasts, etc., just like an Android tablet or an iPad. I usually use this tablet for general purposes like basic web browsing, email checking, etc. The features I liked about the HP Touchpad is the quality touch screen. It's has a light touch sensor which means you wont have to press hard to select what you want. The screen is also very durable and pretty scratch resistant. I really love the way HP added ...  Read the complete review