I know a good deal when I see one. Bet you do, too.
A great deal. These are refurbished units priced to sell and I bet they’ll go fast: $99 and $150 for refurbished 32GB and 64GB HP TouchPads.
It’ll be many months, HP CEO Meg Whitman tells reporters, before HP spins back and returns to the tablet biz. What a turn of events. Recall that HP could hardly unload HP TouchPads at the original $500-ish price point. Now it can enter the market when the biz has shaken out a bit.
After HP discontinued the tablet in August, Best Buy and other retailers unloaded unsold tablets at $200. They sold out quickly. At $99, an HP TouchPad is even sweeter.
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Also: Licensing out WebOS to the open source developer community might provide an additional revenue source for HP and provide the latter with a source of free or inexpensive research and development.