HP Shark is a WebOS 3.0 Phone Concept

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HP Shark is a WebOS 3.0 Phone Concept, With Beats By Dre Technology:
Here's another piece of work by designer Terillo wall, which demonstrates the concept of shark HP phone, running WebOS 3.0, with the beats of the audio technology doctor. There is also a 4-inch board, support for 4G radio and four speakers in the corner.

The four corner speakers remind me of the Nokia design X7 is still a mystery to this day. Imagine the power of these speakers, with data provided by the famous Dr. Dre. The device looks quite slim and smart enough to make an iPhone five opponents and finally make a name for HP in the smartphone market. More images after the break...

HP TouchPad WebOS Tablet Review

HP (Hewlett-Packard) recently made the official announcement about the features and specifications of their all new WebOS Tablet, named HP TouchPad.The new HP TouchPad Tablet features Touch-to-Share function that enables TouchPad to share web URLs. 

Chromium Tablet Should be Made by HP and Wacom

Designer Yigit Cinar is so serious about the tablet concept shown below, that we even mentioned the companies that should be involved in the making process: Wacom (touchpad), HP (hardware) and Google (Chromium). Cinar created this tablet design using Autodesk Maya, Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Flash.

The slate comes with multiple USB ports, a HDMI port and a removable battery. There’s also an interesting part of this device: a removable hand mobile with a 2.3 inch color display that can be carried around by the user and turned into an MP3 player or tablet remote control.
Also included on the specifications list are the following:
- two cameras: 2MP forward cam, rear facing 5MP unit with autofocus
- an accelerometer and magnetometer
- 3GB RAM, 120GB storage
- 4G cellular voice, data, MMS, SMS
- GPS, FM radio, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
- sturdy case
- 16:9 1920 x 1080 capacitive touchscreen, 14 inches in diagonal

[via Wired]

HP WebOS Tablet Very Likely, We Have Render

As HP’s CEO, Mark Hurd confirmed that we’ll be seeing a WebOS tablet made by his company, we’ve come across the following render of the device, posted on the interwebs. If the author of this design would be kind enough to mention who he is, it will be great, but till then we remind you about the HP-Palm buyout from a few weeks ago.

Last we heard, HP was cancelling the Slate tablet project, in order to focus on integrating Palm in its business. It would be great to get Palm’s neat platform on a HP tablet, but we hope it’ll happen before the iPad dominates the market.
[via Tablet News]