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Breaking News HP's TouchPad tablet, smartphones puts WebOS back into the game HP introduced three new products, two smartphones and a new tablet PC that drew applause from the audience at the event. READ MORE More coverage: Gallery: HP's 9.7-inch TouchPad tablet HP announces smaller and larger Palm Pre phones, kills Palm brand HP intros Pre 3 with HD video recording, Qualcomm 1.4GHz CPU HP Veer debuts as smallest webOS smartphone yet HP gets official with 9.7-inch TouchPad webOS 3.0 tablet Must-Read Stories   Microsoft readies locked-down Windows 7 Thin PCs Dell hammers final nail into the Adamo coffin Duke Nukem Forever - Official launch trailer Video: Dell previews Windows 7 tablet, notebooks Apple: most valuable company on Earth? HP vs. Cisco battle for the datacenter turns ugly Detroit, Midwest lead in IT job growth Recommended How IT Decision Makers are Reprioritizing for a New Economy Wondering how the business and IT leaders are coping with recent economic events? Gain insight into their plans for the future in this study. Learn how organizations are reprioritizing IT projects in order to survive and thrive in the new economy. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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