HP TouchPad torn asunder, no palms inside…

HP's TouchPad gets lots of hu-ha from the media because it's a standalone tablet running WebOS that no others had. But what's actually inside the tablet? Is it the same as the iPad and the mass Android tablets? Well let's check it out.

It's "built more like a PC than an iPad" according to the screwdriver-meisters at TechRepublic. This means you can easily take the thing apart with just a Phillips screwdriver (and a little prying) should you wish. Or, you know, you can just look at the pictures on the other end of the source link and keep yours in one piece. They tend to work better that way.
source: 2DayBlog.com

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