Hewlett-Packard will announce its own twist on the tablet PC on Thursday, with a new kind of transformable computer that features a detachable keyboard. Tablet PCs are essentially 3- to 4-pound "ultra ...

The saga of a Tablet PC from Hewlett Packard continues with the latest tablet PC news confirming HP is meting out the deep freezer treatment to the Android powered tablet that was expected of it ...

"The demo was pretty anemic, only showing a clunky Kindle application and fumbling around a video application which clearly didn't work like it was supposed to," wrote Seth Weintraub in a post on 9 to ...

HP unveiled the HP Spectre, a foldable computer that can become a tablet, laptop or desktop computer. Not satisfied with 2-in-1 devices? Well, now you can get 3-in-1 from HP. That’s a pretty ...

Today, HP’s yanking back the velvet curtain and revealing the Spectre Foldable PC, a new 3-in-1 device that switches from a tablet to a laptop or desktop. We love innovation here at PCWorld and ...

Hewlett-Packard has announced the launch of the HP Spectre Foldable PC, a groundbreaking folding screen laptop. This innovative product offers users a 3-in-1 device, seamlessly integrating the ...

Microsoft helped popularize the 2-in-1 form factor when it entered the fray with its Surface products, and its hardware partners have been willing participants in the push to get these devices into ...

It's a hyper-flexible design with a gorgeous 17-inch OLED display: Check out our first pics of HP's Spectre Foldable PC, a "3-in-1" you can use in a whole host of modes. From the laptops on your desk ...

HP is launching a foldable PC called the Spectre Fold. HP claims the Spectre Fold is the smallest and thinnest 17-inch foldable PC in the world. HP’s foldable PC will go on sale in October for $5,000.

Some pics have surfaced of a very thin-looking concept Tablet PCs from HP. No details on whether or not these will actually go into production. Read Share this story Subscribe and interact with our ...

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