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  • In iPad's shadow, HP ditches tablet hopes

    Considering how hot the tablet market is right now, Thursday's decision by Hewlett-Packard (HP) <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9219295/HP_kills_tablets_confirms_PC_spin_off_plans">to stop making tablets</a> raised a lot of eyebrows.

  • HP to kill TouchPad product line, sell PC division

    Hewlett-Packard has announced that it is to discontinue its TouchPad tablet and smartphone product line, and that it it is exploring the possible spin-off or sale of its Personal Systems Group (PSG), which dominates the global PC market.

  • PC market downshifting, says Gartner

    After a several years of strong growth, the PC market is downshifting to a slower, but hopefully steady, growth path, according to Gartner analysts.

  • TouchPad impresses, but it's no show-stopper

    Over the Fourth of July weekend, while most of America was grilling burgers, watching parades or viewing fireworks, I was exploring HP's new TouchPad tablet. It arrived on the Friday before the holiday weekend and I spent much of the long weekend trying to see how it would fits into my life and work style.

  • The Best 2011 Windows 7 Laptops for Work and Play

    The iPad and other tablets are transforming personal computing, but most of the world still uses laptops for business and pleasure, and 90 percent of them run Windows. Here are the coolest high-end laptops released in 2011 that take advantage of Windows 7's networking, security and UI features.

  • HP, Microsoft take joint aim at Oracle

    LAS VEGAS - Hewlett-Packard says that its customers run more Oracle databases and applications on HP hardware than any other vendor out there. But if you are at HP's big user conference this week and interested in talking to Oracle, you won't find the company listed as an exhibitor on the expo floor.

  • HP: Oracle is legally bound to reverse Itanium decision

    Oracle's decision in March <a href="http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/380743/oracle_stops_developing_software_intel_itanium_chips/">to stop developing software</a> for Intel's Itanium chips is in violation of "legally-binding commitments" Oracle has made to Hewlett-Packard and the companies' approximately 40,000 shared customers, HP said Wednesday.

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