In this newly released video, “Alan Tam from Adobe Flash Product Marketing walks us through Adobe Flash and Adobe Air functionalities on HP’s upcoming slate device.” Continue reading to watch.
We also get a quick shot of the on-screen keyboard, which looks like a mildly tweaked version of the standard Windows 7 keyboard.
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Officially unveiled at CES 2010, “Phil McKinney, walks us through HP’s latest innovation, the HP Slate.” The walkthrough begins with a short backstory on how the tablet came about, starting with e-reader prototypes in 2005. Video after the break.
It’s only now, however, in a “perfect storm” of innovation, that HP finds itself capable of pairing the right hardware with the mainstream-friendly price point it was shooting for.
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Amazon has the HP Mini 210-1010NR Netbook for just $299.99 shipped, originally priced at $396. Featuring an Intel Atom N450 processor (1.66-GHz), 1GB of DDR2 memory, 10.1-inch WSVGA LED anti-glare display, and Windows 7 Starter. Product page.
At less than one inch thin and starting at just 2.69 pounds, this ultra-compact PC won’t weigh you down. You’ll enjoy a 16:9 10.1″ diagonal BrightView Infinity display and nearly full-size keyboard.
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Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer has unveiled the HP Slate, a multi-touch capable tablet PC running Windows, at CES 2010. Technical specifications have not yet been released. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Ballmer showed it running the PC Kindle app. It’s also multitouch, and can do some gaming — they showed it playing Frogger.
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Amazon is selling the HP Pavilion DV6-1350US for only $599.99 shipped after rebate, originally priced at $899.99. It features a 2.2GHz Intel Core2 Duo T6600 processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 320GB (7200RPM) hard drive, and a LightScribe SuperMulti drive with double layer support. Product page. Video after the break.
Enjoy full-screen viewing of HD TV and movies with the 16:9 display. Enjoy your photos and videos on HD TVs with the HDMI port (cable sold separately). Chat face to face with the HP Webcam and add fun special effects.
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Amazon is selling the HP Mini 110-1050NR for only $324.97 shipped, originally priced at $575. This netbook “can keep you connected with built-in Wi-Fi. It has the performance you need to surf the web and use your standard productivity software apps — but is light enough to carry everywhere at just 2.57 lbs.” Product page.
Based on an architecture that optimizes internet access and basic communication, Intel Atom processors power the HP Mini’s reliable, energy-efficient performance. The LED anti-glare widescreen display reduces both system weight and reflections that can distract from the visual experience.
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Sleek and stylish, the HP Pavilion DV6Z Artist Edition combines elegance with functionality. Boasting HP’s infinity glass to give your laptop “an edge-to-edge frameless look”, in addition to an eye-popping case design. Available now, priced at $949. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Amazon is selling the HP KQ246AA 8.0MP Deluxe Webcam for just $19.82, originally priced at $49.99. It offers “quick-launch buttons for chat, making videos, and taking photos, a 1.3 MP sensor, autofocus, and 8 MP photos.” Product page.
3 buttons on the top: HP Instant Video, HP Instant Image Capture and HP Instant Chat button to automatically launch your preferred Instant Messaging program and your webcam controls (Magic-i)
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Amazon is selling the HP G71-340US laptop for just $549.99 shipped after rebate, originally priced at $779.99. This laptop features a 2.20GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor T6600, 4GB of DDR2 memory, 320GB SATA HDD, and a 17.3-inch HD widescreen display. Product page.
Enjoy your photos and videos on HD TVs with the HDMI port (cable sold separately). Enter data quickly with the numeric keypad. Look good on the go with award-winning, high-gloss HP Imprint finish.
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You’ve seen what happens when tilt-shift photography meets Disney World, the beach, and even Star Wars, now here’s what an HP commercial looks like when filmed with the special technique. It’s basically “a miniaturized international tour through Shanghai, New York, Santorini, London, Istanbul, and some custom office sets built in L.A.” Video after the break.
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