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HP Is in a Jam and Please Pass the Gravy: Top 10 Tips for Talking Tech This Turkey Day
Sound geek smart at the ultimate dinner-table-conversation event.
HP Expands Ultrabook Line, Unveils “Sleekbooks”
More thin and light laptops, this time with a new name.
Searching for a Mighty Mouse? Here Are Three Options.
Wireless, touch-friendly mice from Microsoft, Logitech and Hewlett-Packard.
AllThingsD Reviews HP’s Ultrabook, the Envy Spectre 14, on WSJ “Digits”
AllThingsD’s Lauren Goode joins the WSJ “Digits” show to discuss her review of HP’s Ultrabook.
HP Envy Spectre 14: A Premium Ultrabook, at a Premium Price
HP’s Ultrabook, the Envy Spectre 14, is a good-looking, fast laptop. Is it worth $1,400?
Can’t Buy Me Love … But You Can Buy Me Gadgets
What better way to show your affection than with obscure tablets and daily deals?
News Byte
HP’s Discontinued TouchPad Sells Out … Again
It’s been called the tablet that just won’t die: After refurbished Hewlett-Packard TouchPads became available for a discount on Woot.com, the 16 gigabyte model — which was being sold for $169.99 — is apparently sold out again, The Verge writes. Earlier this week, HP published a road map for open source development on webOS, the mobile operating system behind the TouchPad, six weeks after the company first said it was opening up the OS to the developer community.HP’s Former CTO: Ultrabooks Are Nothing New, webOS Still Has Life Yet
Ultrabooks have been ultra-hyped at CES this year, but they’re nothing new, says the recently retired CTO of HP’s Personal Systems Group.
Ultrabooks From HP and Lenovo That Are (Kinda, Sorta) Different
Lenovo and HP are looking to stand out from the rest of the Ultrabook crowd, with a bendy design and a touch of Gorilla Glass.
In Memoriam: Tech Products We Lost Too Soon
While many are offering their tech predictions for 2012, we thought we’d take a moment to remember those that have gone to the tech-product graveyard.