The HP Slate 500 is the ideal PC for professionals who don’t usually work at a traditional desk, yet need to stay productive in a secure, familiar Windows® environment. The HP Slate 500 is also intended for those who use custom applications built for Windows®.
Work intuitively
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Use your fingers to browse documents, spreadsheets, applications and more on the HP Slate 500’s multi-touch display.
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Prefer a pen? No problem. Use the HP Slate Digital Pen to handwrite emails or notes on the display with ease.
Accomplish more on the go
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Check e-mail, browse the web, read and edit documents, presentations, spreadsheets and more.
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Walking the halls or going from meeting to meeting while running custom applications for your industry on the lightweight HP Slate 500.
Polish your presentations
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Show training or product videos and stream video from the web on the HP Slate 500.
2 Cameras, 1 PC: The Resources You Need
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Web conference with colleagues using the VGA webcam and take still shots with the 3MP camera.
No Longer Tied to a Desk
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Plug into a Desktop Experience. Easily connect accessories like a keyboard, mouse and printer with the HP Slate 500’s built-in USB 2.0 port.
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Charge your HP Slate 500 in the HP Slate Dock and gain even more ways to connect accessories.
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Cut the cords and stay productive. Connect wirelessly to Bluetooth devices such as printers, mice and headsets.
If the rumor mill is correct then HP is planning two new smartphones based on the WebOS platform. This is no surprise since HP bought Palm not too long ago, and there have been several test models spotted in the wild. We just hope HP does a better job with WebOS than Palm did.
The two new phones have models P102UNA and P102EWW and if they stick to the usual Palm naming scheme then these are both GSM and CDMA versions (AT&T and Verizon). Word on the street is that they could ship in time for the upcoming holliday season.
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