There’s no shortage of DIY projects for turning netbooks into tablets by hacking off the keyboards and adding a touchscreen display. But Stantum is one of the first companies I’ve seen that is ...

HP has announced the HP Slate 2 Tablet PC with expanded touch capabilities, enhanced multitasking performance and embedded security, providing added flexibility to mobile business users. The company ...

“I am very excited about the release of these new Sahara Slate PC Tablet PCs and the incredible value they offer our enterprise customers,” said Martin Smekal, President and CEO of TabletKiosk. “In ...

The latest E-Reader and Slate news has the leading European mobile phone manufacturer Nokia is working on its own secret tablet and Slate PC, scheduled to reach stores later this year. Nokia has ...

Hewlett-Packard on Friday rolled out a 9-inch touchscreen tablet targeting customers in the enterprise space. The HP Slate 500 weighs 1.5 pounds and runs on a 1.86-GHz Intel Atom Z540 processor and ...

Hewlett-Packard announced the new Slate 2 tablet with the Windows 7 OS, just under a week after the company announced it would retain its PC unit. The Slate 2 tablet has an 8.9-inch capacitive touch ...

Steve Ballmer demonstrates HP’s upcoming Windows 7-based “slate” PC. When I was a college student, I worked at my school’s on-campus computer store, and we normally had one or two tablets on display.

Hewlett-Packard has begun a marketing campaign against the iPad and for its Slate tablet PC, highlighting the fact its tablet runs Adobe and AIR software and the iPad doesn’t. HP is still mum on the ...

Tablet PC 2.0 is on its way. With the first anniversary of Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system approaching in November, several PC makers have released or will soon release new ...

If you’re hoping for a slim Windows 8 tablet that can run existing desktop software, HP might have you covered with the “Slate 8.” Neowin has posted an alleged product rendering of the rumored HP ...

CES this year seems to revolve around tablet and Slate systems. But the more I look at the Windows 7-powered Slates that OEMs are offering, the more I'm reminded of past mistakes that Microsoft and ...