HP TouchPad

HP webOS finally arrives on tablets, but how does it stand up to the competition?

HP TouchPad

HP enters the tablet game with the webOS-powered TouchPad — but will it make a dent?

When the chips are down and the cards have been dealt, do you go big or go home? With the debut of its TouchPad tablet, HP's answer is clear: "We're all in, baby."

The first WebOS tablet gets some things right, but stumbles more than it succeeds.

A small army of multitouch tablet computers has been launched this year to take on Apple's iPad. The TouchPad from H-P is the latest one to enter the fray.

I am so goddamned tired of the iPad. Which is why I was so excited for the TouchPad. And that's why I feel so completely crushed right now.

Many users and lovers of webOS's blend of beauty and functionality have been waiting with baited breath to see how it performs on a tablet. Has HP...

We've been demanding a tablet running webOS for years now, and it's taken HP's new stewardship of the software to guide just that onto store…

Apple's iOS and Google's Android aren't the only operating systems choices in the tablet market. HP recently joined the fray with webOS. See how its TouchPad tablet stacks up to the competition and what really sets it apart from the rest of the pack.

The TouchPad, HP's webOS-based tablet, is finally here. Does it have what it takes to take on all the other tablets out there or is it already a has-been? Chris Finnamore flexes his fingers and finds out in our review.

A slick interface and a fresh new way to discover apps help the TouchPad stand out, but sluggish performance and a heavy design hold this tablet back.