Logitech Debuts Wireless Touchpad, The Trackpad For PC Desktops

PC users can finally enjoy the desktop experience of using a wireless trackpad of which Mac users have been enjoying ever since Apple released its Magic Trackpad. Logitech's latest peripheral is called the Wireless Touchpad, and it's a much bulkier and less streamline wireless trackpad for desktop use than its Magic Trackpad rival. Logitech's Wireless Touchpad features a wide 5" multi-touch finger tracking surface for various different types of multi-touch gestures similar to what is possible on the Magic Trackpad and packs an impressive 4 month battery life. Although the Wireless Touchpad is more affordable at $49.99, it lacks Bluetooth connectivity that forces you to make room for its tiny 2.4Ghz USB wireless receiver. The Logitech Wireless Touchpad is expected to be available later this week.

HP Shaves Off $100 Off TouchPad Retail Price

Well what do you know, starting tomorrow, you can score yourself a 16GB HP TouchPad running the sleek WebOS for only $400 while the 32GB will run you $500, that's $100 off the regular retail price. Does this mean HP is having a hard time selling the TouchPad when you've got a tablet leader such as the iPad around? That's generally the consensus when prices are reduced. HP does state that the price reductions are just for a limited time only. So if you want to score yourself a TouchPad, now is the time. Head on over to HP's TouchPad offer page for more. Now if only Apple slashed prices on their products.

HP TouchPad Ready To Grab Your Pre-Ordering Money

HP's TouchPad tablet is now officially available for pre-order at your favorite online and offline retailer in exchange for your hard earned cash. The TouchPad sports a 9.7" display and runs on WebOS, formally owned and developed by Palm. HP's TouchPad looks like it could be a good iPad 2 contender amongst the majority of tablets running on Android. You can pre-order the TouchPad in two configurations. The 16GB model will run you $500 while the 32GB model will set you back $600. HP has put out a few videos demoing some of the features of their new tablet running WebOS calling their Touch to Share feature, "magic". We'll just have to wait and see how magical it really is when it starts shipping on July 1st.