As we know, with today's high tech's rapid developing , more and more products have being emerging into people's lives, such as iphone, ipod touch, ipad, ipad 2 etc. Today , we can see more and more touchpad in the market, and we are enough lucky to grasp this new tech trend.

It is reported that in order to clear inventory, HP plans to produce 10-20 million units more TouchPad, TouchPad new round of sales will begin in October. HP said earlier that they will be limited production last TouchPad, TouchPad price cuts to meet the market demand for the tablet. Although HP TouchPad at the time of the original gives some heart commitment to consumers, but the TouchPad Tablet PC market did not have a huge impact, Apple iPad tablet PC market is still the master.

But with the original $ 499 HP TouchPad prices down to $ 99, TouchPad increased sales.The current round of selling the TouchPad HP makes some people speculated may therefore retained TouchPad business, a substantial price reduction strategy is to obtain a user. But now it seems unlikely to happen. HP is probably already sold 80 million units TouchPad, if you continue to follow the $ 99 or $ 149 price, they will be easily sold 20 million units TouchPad.

There are another news claims that the cult-like popularity of the discontinued HP TouchPad is a story that won't die, even though the tablet in question already has. The runaway story has grown wildly out of proportion to its middling popularity at $99 and its non-existent sales at full price before that, which stands in sharp contrast to the fact that Apple and its iPad 2 dominate the tablet market in terms of marketshare and mindshare. The TouchPad doesn't even quality as the second-place story, as the disconnected collection of tablets running Android OS have collectively carved out the number spot. And yet the HP TouchPad story just won't die, until Apple kills it. No amount of iPad 2 television commercials will change that, nor will any attempts on the part of Apple to remind tech headline writers of just how dominant iPad sales are. The only way to kill the TouchPad story, if Apple sees it as a problem, is to go ahead and introduce the iPad 3 this fall.

However, we can also see thousands of good comments from the ipad users: the iPad can run almost all 150,000 of the iPhone and iPod touch apps you know and love (not every one is compatible, but the vast majority). It does this in two modes, the first is a scaled down version in the middle of your giant screen, while the other is a pixel doubled iteration. Both of these leave something to be desired, and we can't say that anything besides gaming really ends up looking okay. It's nice that Apple has included the functionality, but keep in mind that you are locked into what is essentially an iPhone simulator, complete with an iPhone keyboard (scaled up if you're using the pixel doubling, which doesn't look that great). It's tremendous because you have access to applications you may need to use, but it's not something you're probably going to spend a lot of time with.

Given that, who will be the last winner, hp touchpad or apple ipad? It is hard to say, doesn't is? All we need to do is just wait and see what will happen in the flat computer market.

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