HP Why a 7 inches Palm Pad ?

 Francisco De Jes�s October 20, 2010

HP  Why a 7 inches Palm Pad ?

After watching the promo video http://worldwidegadget.blogspot.com/2010/10/palm-pre-hp-eprint-happy-baby.html of the HP e-print and these  pictures

 

of the HP printers with a detachable tablet , I expect a 7 inches  Palm Pad tablet . Sounds logic, HP business is about printers, laptops, notebooks, netbooks and�. Now smartphones for this web interconnected age with the Palm Pre webOS .

All of these above mentioned devices have to come together  for e-printing, pairing and connecting each other, that is HP business in this sector of consumer electronics  which HP products covers.

A Palm Pad  10 inches won�t fit on the HP printers, too big, but a Palm Pad  7 inches is an acceptable size.

Of course you will be able to carry this 7 inches Palm Pad anywhere for  enjoying your daily life with everything the Palm webOS 2.0 will bring to you and you will able to place that tablet on your HP e-print printer, anytime,  as well.

By the other way, maybe  you will see an incorporated  HP small touch board with some  Palm webOS apps on the printers to interact with your Palm Pre , the web and other devices.

Two options  for the consumer.

I don�t see HP going to compete with the iPad or other tablet brand just in the tablets sector. But in a global business including all of their products above mentioned interconnected, yes.

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If the Palm Pre 2 is the cat out of the bag. What is in the bag?

Francisco De Jes�s. October 18, 2010

A few days ago I read this article of CNET  � Palm Pre 2: Is the cat out of the bag? : http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-20019262-85.html and took my attention  : the bag.

But, WHAT IS IN THE BAG? I said.

Some of you on precentral.net front page made  comments  on the CES 2011 post: �A big launch of Palm webOS  devices� ,  �The Super Pre�  � The Super Phone � �The Palm Pad�

After reading what Garnet says:

�The majority of the impact will be from 7-inch media tablets on high-end smartphones as it will be hard for a user to justify owning both when the differentiation in usage model is very limited. Users buying a 7-inch tablet might opt for a lower priced smartphone with a smaller form factor.�

Source: http://worldwidegadget.blogspot.com/2010/10/gartner-says-impact-will-be-from-7-inch.html

And making this comparison chart :

I can observe now, to the most known smartphone brands makers (excluding that Samsung Android i9200) ,  are staying away until now from processors with speeds like 1.5, 2 ghz, dual cores or multicores like ARM A15. Link:

Although they did not know this latest Oct 2010 Garnet study (maybe) ,the consumer reaction to the market is about to change.

Time to keep conservative, perphaps, waiting some time for this holidays 2010 tablets launchs season watch.?

Will this Garnet projection come true ?

Is the Android 2.2 Froyo not so accurate as the others smartphones OS (s) ?

Is that the reason why all Androids have more  hardware power than the others?

Will the 3.0 Gingerbread match the others OS (s) ?

If that so, will the others then match the Androids in hardware specifications ?

Too late?  Android for that time will be number one ?

No more cats on the bag? Just the Palm Pad launch for the CES 2011?

ARM A15 link: http://worldwidegadget.blogspot.com/2010/09/arm-unleashes-cortex-a15-for-smart.html

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