Barcelona - Hewlett-Packard (HP) has finally joined as the Android device manufacturers, starting with the launch of Android tablet PC at an affordable price.
Some time ago, HP may still believe that webOS will be able to compete with Android. But over time, the operating system is a modified version of Palm OS that was extinct, wrecked by the popularity of Android and iOS.
Mirror of failure, HP also is slowly starting to leave WebOS, a number of developers who are working to make the operating system that was forced dismissed. Now, the producer from the United States was finally lured by the charm of the 'green robot'.
HP premiere Android device is a tablet PC with an interesting specs, processor dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB internal memory which can be expanded with a MicroSD card, a 7 inch 1240X 800 pixels, as well as the operating system Android 4.1.2 AKA Jelly Bean.
As quoted from The Verge, Monday (02/25/2013), the most interesting of the first HP tablet that's probably not the technical specifications, but the selling price is priced at 'only' U.S. $ 169.
HP Slate 7 is planned to be marketed from April 2013.
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