The HP TouchPad was one of the shortest-lived mobile products ever produced. HP doomed the TouchPad to failure, either intentionally or through sheer incompetence.

HP's TouchPad liquidation sale says a lot about the company, the tablet market and its ability to keep an e-commerce site running.

Unable to resist the lure of a HP TouchPad for $99, but still not sure just how you’re going to use it? Check out some of these off-beat ideas.

HP TouchPad discontinued: The HP TouchPad is displayed in San Francisco, June 27. In a dramatic reshuffling, Hewlett-Packard Co. on Thursday, said that it will discontinue its tablet computer and ...

HP might have severed all ties with tablet PCs and brought down the TouchPad even before it could actually take off. All off to the chopping blocks is the the 7 inch smaller cousin of the TouchPad ...

HP's TouchPad tablets might not be gone for good, even after the fire sale ends. A company executive believes that the doomed tablet, which was ...

Shortly after its death, the HP TouchPad tablet gets Microsoft Office document editing with Quickoffice. Does that make it business-ready now?

HP promised easy printing with the HP TouchPad. We put the tablet through our tests to see how it handles output.

HP's TouchPad liquidation sale says a lot about the company, the tablet market and its ability to keep an e-commerce site running.

When the HP TouchPad tablet came out at a price of $500 in July, we were a bit critical of it. In our review, we noted the lack of a rear camera, the slow response speed of webOS (it’s operating ...

When HP killed its WebOS Touchpad two weeks ago, then sold off remaining stock at $99 fire-sale prices, it seemed the tablet would be dead for good. But that's . The tablet is entering an odd state of ...