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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 14, 2011 -- Interestingly, Bradley said the company could resurrect HP's short-lived TouchPad tablet computer, which was introduced on July 1 before being killed off only about six weeks later. According to the HP0-A25 HP executive this is a segment of the market that's very relevant today. That said, the future of webOS is also uncertain at this point. The company has said it will continue to support it, and is looking for licensing partners, but a buyout could also be in the cards.

ZDNet Australia contacted HP HP0-A25 exam Australia for a comment regarding how the announcement from the US would affect the local business unit. HP Australia provided no comment. McIntosh met with executives from HP Australia earlier today, and said that the reason the local arm has no comment is because it's been left out of the loop by US counterparts.

The HP TouchPad got off to a rocky start with its launch at the beginning of last month, and many reviewers, myself included, noted a number of performance issues with the tablet. HP and its software HP0-A25 HP team were apparently aware of the issues, but decided to release the TouchPad to the market warts and all. Executives promised an update would arrive that addressed many of the concerns that users and reviewers had, and despite not releasing it by the end of July as originally promised, the update did arrive last night and I have had some time to play with it on my TouchPad review unit.

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