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Jon Rubinstein, Force Behind TouchPad, WebOS, Leaves HP: "We Ran Out Of Runway"

BY Austin Carr | 01-27-2012 | 3:10 PM | INNOVATION

The former Apple executive who oversaw the creation of the iPod, Jon Rubinstein was tapped to breathe new life into HP, but has now become a symbol for all the dramatic and bumpy transformations HP has undergone over the past few years.READ MORE›

The Tablet Wars: More Makers Join The Search For The Pricing Sweet Spot

BY Austin Carr | 09-07-2011 | 5:59 PM | INNOVATION

How low is low enough for you to consider a non-iPad tablet? $299? $199? Zero?READ MORE›

HP's Dead TouchPad Claims No. 2 Best-Selling Tablet Spot

BY Austin Carr | 08-30-2011 | 1:26 AM | INNOVATION

How'd HP do it? Seemingly by just slashing the price to $99. But even at bargain basement prices, consumers want usability. For other also-ran tablets who aspire to nip at Apple's heels, there's a lesson here in finding the sweet spot between price, design, and function. READ MORE›

After Spurning Android, HP May Offer Windows 8 Tablets

BY Austin Carr | 06-29-2011 | 10:11 AM | INNOVATION

For the TouchPad, HP avoided using Android at all costs. Well, actually, at a very specific cost: HP spent $1.2 billion to acquire Palm, which developed the TouchPad's slick software, WebOS. But Windows 8 is likely a different story. READ MORE›

HP: TouchPad's WebOS Threatens Android, Apple iOS

BY Austin Carr | 06-27-2011 | 11:42 AM | INNOVATION

With the TouchPad, the culmination thus far of HP's $1.2 billion acquisition of Palm, the world's largest technology company by revenue hopes it can finally offer a formidable competitor to Apple, the world's largest technology company by market cap, in the race for tablet dominance.READ MORE›

Behold The Leaked TouchPad--HP's Response To The iPad

BY Kit Eaton | 06-01-2011 | 10:50 AM | INNOVATION

It's been partly hidden for months, hotly anticipated since HP bought Palm and ditched its plans for a Windows tablet, and now here it is via a completely unofficial leak: TouchPad, HP's response to the iPad.READ MORE›