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HP TouchPad Accidentally Shown Off on Video

By Casey Chan Published June 1, 2011, 9:13 am ET

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For some reason, Sandisk was showing off the HP TouchPad at Computex Taipei. HP probably isn’t too happy about their unreleased tablet moseying around some tradeshow but we’re liking everything we see. And it looks like HP fixed the TouchPad’s slowness problem too. Maybe. [Gadgets Magazine via CrunchGear]

https://gizmodo.com/hps-touchpad-tablet-looks-great-but-feels-slow-5756223

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