timchoi89 Aug 29, 2011

I joined the HP TouchPad bandwagon after the firesale began and, as a basic tablet for web browsing, it's pretty good. If this tablet was priced at $200 I probably would've still gotten it. It's a shame that HP killed the TouchPad so quickly despite WebOS running so beautifully on it. Synergy...

NotHotWater Aug 29, 2011

I picked up my Touchpad after the "Great Touchpad Firesale of August 2011" and am surprisingly enjoying it. While I do think I will keep my iPad 2, this has become a great device for leaving in my living room/house to use when I need to look something up, find a recipe, or just do some general...

leigh Dec 26, 2011

I really didn't know what I was going to do with the TouchPad but since I've gotten it I've used it as my primary means to get online when I travel for work, to watch videos and even read a few books. I have an Android phone so I admit that I am bummed I don't have access to some of the apps I'm...

drick Jul 10, 2011

I've got a complex life and lots of work to do. This does the trick like nothing else. If you've used a WebOS device, I don't have to explain this. If you haven't then you just need to watch some of the better video of it in action. Better yet, come to a meeting with me and watch me compose...

dotbeepdoot Sep 6, 2011

The HP Touchpad is a tragic device. It is the first time webOS can truly flex its muscle, in terms of processing power and display size, it was also discontinued 6 weeks after launch and will supposedly be the last of it's kind to come out from HP. Unfortunately the app eco system is well...

theattack Nov 29, 2011

I like the Touchpad. I used a palm pre for over 2 years, so I'm pretty comfortable with webOS. I basically use it for web browsing and twitter. For $150 that's fine with me. For $500, not so much. Here are my issues. First, now that I have an iPhone I see what real good touchscreen can do....

coreyod Aug 29, 2011

As the resident Apple fanboy, I felt the need to ensure that my passion was defensible and not born out of ignorance (as so many anti-Apple opinions are), so I grabbed a Touchpad from a co-worker for $170. Add that to a few weeks working with Android, Windows Phone7, and of course years with iOS...

falleninsea Jul 8, 2011

Physically the device feels fat. The glossy plastic smudges and is a finger print magnet on both the front and the back of the device. I don’t find it very comfortable to hold to read or use I find myself sitting it down on a table or desk and using it that way. I didn’t find it comfortable to...

dejacius Oct 19, 2011

First off i just got this on a naton wide sale, This touchpad is so heavy and the back cover is plastic feeling and about the keyboard sometimes its so laggy unresponsive.