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vadernooo.jpgPetrie said:The internet seems to say no. Only the official cases charge through it.
I'm not buying a case for $25. Guess it'll go naked for a while until I can get an official one off Amazon.
vadernooo.jpgPetrie said:The internet seems to say no. Only the official cases charge through it.
Dreams-Visions said:thanks, 2th. both are in-stock at my nearby store.
sorry. :-(2th said:i hate your nearby store
xKilltheMx said:Does anybody know if you can use any Bluetooth keyboard on the Touchpad?
Yeah, turn off Facebook notifications ;pbucknuticus said:So anytime I get any type of notification from facebook it pops up on TP as well, but I dont have facebook running. Is there anyway to stop this?
2th said:Found Office Depot has the case for $19.99
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/277890/HP-Custom-Fit-FolioStand-For-HP/
And the Keyboard for $29
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/278034/HP-Wireless-Keyboard-For-HP-TouchPad/?cm_cat=2000000353
Unfortunately they are out of stock in my area for both
2th said:Found Office Depot has the case for $19.99
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/277890/HP-Custom-Fit-FolioStand-For-HP/
And the Keyboard for $29
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/278034/HP-Wireless-Keyboard-For-HP-TouchPad/?cm_cat=2000000353
Unfortunately they are out of stock in my area for both
Is there really such a thing? I don't think it's possible.eastmen said:anyone have a problem with the update not working ? Yesterday I thought i installed it , it even had me restart after it said installng , but now i'm downloading it again.
also anyone try a micro usb to hdmi cable on this or micro usb sd card reader ?
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10833&cs_id=1083314&p_id=8675&seq=1&format=2dallow_bg said:Is there really such a thing? I don't think it's possible.
Whoa, that's crazy, but cool.eastmen said:
dallow_bg said:Whoa, that's crazy, but cool.
I mean, I realize they're both just digital signals.
I guess I should have known better since that's basically what the iPad HDMI cable thing is.
EDIT: Ah, monoprice. even better.
dream said:Just picked up my shit. My god this case is cheap.
Machine said:I just picked up a cheap ($14.99) case from Staples which will work fine for me. It's really more of a sleeve but it's well padded and the right size. http://www.staples.com/Targus-Sleeve-for-the-HP-TouchPad/product_357597
dream said:Just picked up my shit. My god this case is cheap.
dream said:I posted this in the RIP thread but for the Canadians that aren't paying attention to it:
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/produ...b454f8a8e8en02
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http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/produ...039fe37df3en02
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coupon code: SAVE25TABLETACC
= Touchstone + case for $51.17
in store pickup only though cause they're sold out online
bucknuticus said:So should we look elsewhere for cases?
nataku said:Hmm.
I don't even care about an actual case, I just need something that can give this thing some grip on the back while still letting me use the touchstone charger.
I would take his comments with a grain of salt. He seems exceedingly negative in regards to the touchpad. The official case is good.bucknuticus said:So should we look elsewhere for cases?
dream said:The TouchPad fits most iPad 1 cases.
At $25, I guess the HP case is okay but that's pretty much the upper limit of how much I'm willing to pay for it. I mean, god, it folds up into a stand (a la Apple's Smart Covers) but it uses VELCRO instead of magnets to keep it in place.
VELCRO. On what used to be a $50 case.
dream said:The TouchPad fits most iPad 1 cases.
At $25, I guess the HP case is okay but that's pretty much the upper limit of how much I'm willing to pay for it. I mean, god, it folds up into a stand (a la Apple's Smart Covers) but it uses VELCRO instead of magnets to keep it in place.
VELCRO. On what used to be a $50 case.
That's fine then. But get this: it only charges in one landscape position (center button to the right) so you'll end up having to fold your case back and have your TouchPad hang off the lip of the Touchstone when you're charging it. Because having the TouchPad charge in the other landscape orientation (so that the case folds over the top rather than underneath) just makes too much sense.
dallow_bg said:So Hulu blocked the Touchpad from accessing the site's content.
Well, there goes my portable 'web-only' shows.
Some suggestions?Zapages said:There are better sites then Hulu that have flash.
The effort to port Android to the HP TouchPad just had a serious setback today. According to project leader Thomas Sohmers, the group split when it was discovered that one member misrepresented himself and may have pocketed money from donations meant for the project.
The development is a huge blow to the plan to get Android running on the TouchPad. Shortly after HP said it would discontinue the tablet and slashed the price from $499 to $99, hungry gadget customers began snapping them up so fast that orders jammed HP's servers. A buying reason cited by manyincluding many commenters on a PCMag TouchPad pollis that they expect it to run Android at some point. Now those buyers will have to wait longer for that to happen, possibly much longer.
The team member in question handled some donations for the project, and Sohmers says he used that money to buy TouchPads that he would then resell at a higher price. Sohmers also says the member lied about his background as a developer and deleted the TouchDroid Twitter account when his misdeeds were discovered.
When contacted by PCMag, the team member denied Sohmer's version of events, saying he never lied about his background, used donations to buy TouchPads, or deleted "anything." He did confirm, however, that he took donations for the project that amounted to about $700, though he says the TouchDroid team "forced" him to send the funds to a third party.
Sohmers says he has given up on the idea of a team, though he also says he's restarting the TouchDroid project with some select team members in "stealth." He says they've already created a custom booting Android kernel with bare-bone functionality, and important intial step. However, he has no ETA on when the project will be completed, only saying that it "will be long."
While there's nothing physically preventing Android from running on the TouchPad, the project has many challenges. Few devices have similar hardware, and any drivers for the individual components (touchscreen, camera, wireless) need to be rewritten from scratch.
Nonetheless, 15-year-old Sohmers says he's up for the challenge, and in addition to pursuing his own version of Android on the TouchPad, he's investigating reports of newly unboxed TouchPads already running Android, apparently a build from a development team at Qualcomm. A separate group is offering a $2,100 bounty to anyone who successfully ports Android to the TouchPad.
So there is only one group potentially doing this or something? And $700 seems such a small amount to drop the project over.vatstep said:This was posted in the other thread. Ugh, what a mess:
Is the Project to Put Android on the HP TouchPad Dead?