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Review: The HP Palm TouchPad

Palm is back, albeit in a form that speaks more to HP’s cost-cutting measures than to the heavy duty devices you remember. WebOS and the Palm TouchPad are nearly perfect, an excellent amalgamation of everything that was ever right about Palm. But is even perfection, in this market, enough? Without a strong app base and some work on performance issues, the TouchPad may be the most beautiful dead end we have seen yet. But there is hope.

Long Version : To be a Palm fan has long been an exercise in frustration. First Palm was gone, then resurrected . Then it was gone again, swallowed by a market giddy for Android and iPhone. Then HP brought it back and promised WebOS would appear on printers and PCs , a neutering that would surely destroy the once-great company. Then, praise to the great god Quatzequatel, they made the TouchPad , a device that would bring WebOS back into the game.

And it has, with a few caveats. Let’s begin.

The Device The TouchPad is not a slim device. It is clad in bulbous black plastic that takes fingerprints like a crime scene and has a large, 9-inch touchscreen. There is one button at the bottom the screen and volume controls on the side. On the opposite side are two large speaker grills; audio playback is strong and loud and the TouchPad, when paired with a phone, makes a good speakerphone.

The TouchPad has the same screen pixel density as the iPad 2 but makes more of all of that real estate thanks to the clever WebOS interface.

When docked in its TouchStone inductive charger, the TouchPad doubles as a clock, mail reader, and photo viewer. The dock is quite cool but if you place the TouchPad on it and the inductive connection is not solid the device will buzz slightly, which is disconcerting.

The screen is covered in plastic and I noticed that when stuck into a tight laptop bag the outside screen would stick to the LCD, a problem that made it appear that the LCD had cracked. It had not.

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14.5mm (9/16″) Air Active nose pads are available in screw mount only. Pack of 5 pair.

Made of super-soft, super-flexible pure silicone for an ultrasoft, allergy-free solution to nose pad related comfort complaints. These hollow nose pads will float your glasses on a cushion of air, for unbelieveable comfort. Adjusts in all directions.

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