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Best Buy, the electronics retailer, cut the price of the TouchPad to $99 in an attempt to clear its stock. Best Buy was last week reported to have more than 200,000 of the tablets. The low price brought queues outside its stores and, according to one staff employee, a “stampede” from customers hoping to land a bargain.


"Due to HP's decision to discontinue its TouchPad product, Best Buy will now provide clearance pricing for all TouchPad 16GB and 32GB models regardless of previously advertised prices or promotions," Best Buy said. The company said that anyone who had bought a TouchPad after June 19 would be entitled to a refund.


HP also dropped the price of the TouchPad and saw its website crash amid huge demand from would-be buyers.


HP announced the demise of the TouchPad last week. The gadget had been on sale for only 48 days in the US and for just four days in Australia.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tec...ce-HP-TouchPads.html
Sunil
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Originally posted by kwaku:
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Originally posted by Sunil:
The HP has good specs. unfortunately they went with their own WebOS instead of installing Android. Bestbuy in the US and UK is trying to off load over 20K of these.


Is it still a good buy? What about their PCs.


The touchapd is being discontinued so there may be no support, spare parts, tech assistance etc. Their PC's are quite good.
Sunil

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