Here is another short video review of HP Slate prototype from the same guy who published the first leaked video of HP Slate prototype running Windows 7. Nearly all the specs printed at the back of box matches to the leaked specs published by Engadget in April this year.

HP Slate, the upcoming 8.9 inch multitouch tablet by HP whose price and specs were leaked this April has been caught running Windows 7. This leaked video of HP Slate has been published by some unknown user on YouTube and it definitely looks promising.

Engadget is reporting that they got their hands on a leaked HP Slate presentation, probably given by HP to its employees to cool down the much hype created by the famous Apple iPad. Acc. to the leaked comparison chart of HP Slate vs iPad, 32 GB HP Slate with 1GB RAM, 1.6 GHz Atom processor and 8.9 inch multitouch screen with 1024 x 600 resolution will cost you $549 where as the 64GB version will...

Apple iPad is an OS X Mobile based tablet where as HP Slate is a Windows 7 powered tablet from HP. HP Slate is yet to be released sometime this year with a support for Adobe Flash and Air. Three dominating features of HP Slate over iPad are its support for multitasking, Flash and camera. Apple's iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad don't offer support for multitasking and Flash. If you want to enjoy multitasking on...

First it was Apple, then its Google and now HP have revealed its tablet. Unlike Chrome OS Tablet by Google, HP Slate will be running Windows 7 and unlike iPad, famous tablet by Apple, HP Slate will be capable of running Flash based videos and games. Not only Flash, HP Slate will be fully capable of running Adobe AIR apps as well.