More details revealed about HP Topaz with WebOS

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 25 Jan 2011 12:18 User comments (2)

PreCentral has posted the specs for the upcoming HP Topaz, the first of the company's WebOS tablets.

The Topaz will have 1024x768 resolution, premium audio and connect wirelessly to a Touchstone dock for content sharing and charging.

Notably, the Topaz will have cloud-integration services, such as e-book sharing.

Although unconfirmed by HP, the rumored specs:

Processor Dual-core Qualcomm MSM8660 at 1.2GHz
Graphics Integrated Adreno 220 GPU
Screen 9.7" XGA 1024 x 768
Dimensions 190mm x 240mm x 13.7mm
Weight 700g / 1.5lb (estimated)
RAM 512MB DDR2
Storage 16g / 32g / 64g eMMC
Camera Front-facing 1.3mp camera for Video Chat
Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
WiFi Dual-band 802.11 b/g/n
Other Radios Optional WWAN for HSPA, LTE, perhaps CDMA later
Sensors Accelerometer, eCompass, Gyro, Light Sensor, Microphone
Speakers 2 integrated speakers with Beats Audio, 3.5mm audio jack
Battery 24WHr for >8hrs, using two 3150mAh cells

Tags: HP tablet WebOS Topaz

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125.1.2011 21:21

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Hmmm... not a fan boy but i use to love Web OS but the lack of software and hardware push me to android, now i cant see my self using it again

225.1.2011 21:27

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Does anyone know if ddr2 ram is a lot better than the regular ram they have been using on phones... 512 seems to be so little for todays standard... I had hard time with pre 256, now 512 in my evo is kinda getting in my nerves as well... Using Browser to get videos or games kills the speed of the phone cause of FLASH RAM consumption

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