You are lucky if you are living in India, because HP has rolled out the new HP DreamScreen 400 all-in-one PC in that country. This computer comes jam packed with an 18.5-inch touchscreen display with an enhanced HP-flavored touch interface, a DVD optical drive and an Intel processor. The HP DreamScreen 400 is designed for education, deliver news and entertainment, link families, enrich spiritual life and access the web via a simple touch interface. It is expected to be available in India later this month at approximately 700 outlets across 60 cities in the country for Rs. 19,999 or around $450. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. [TechConnect]
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HP 2010i 20-inch Widescreen HD-ready LCD Monitor
The HP 2010i 20-inch widescreen HD-ready LCD monitor is now available for purchase via Amazon. This sleek LCD display has a two-lamp panel that helps lower power consumption. The HP 2010i provides a 16:9 aspect ratio, a 1600 x 900 pixel resolution, a 5ms On/Off response time, a 250 nits of brightness and a 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Additional features include built-in speakers, a VGA port and a DVI-D (with HDCP) port. [Amazon via PCLaunches]
5-inch Palm Mansion Coming In Q1 2011
According to GoRumors.com HP and Palm are working on a bunch of different devices including smartphones and tablets. One of those devices is rumored to be the Palm Mansion, an interesting codename considering the original Palm Pre was codenamed Castle.However, perhaps more interesting, is a new rumor floating around that the Palm Mansion, a name that we’ve heard floating around before, will feature a 5-inch display.
The rumor states that the Palm Mansion, a codename for a device that’s been floating around for awhile now, will have that five-inch display, with a rumored resolution of 480 x 800. Unfortunately, that’s all of the information about the display that we have so far. However, the rumor also suggests that the device, this Mansion, will be available in the first half of 2011, which aligns pretty well with what we’ve heard in the past, as far as upcoming device release dates go.
As for webOS 2.0, it’s good to see that Palm and HP are committed to getting the latest software build on all of their devices. However, it will be interesting to see what aspects of webOS 2.0 don’t translate well for devices like the Palm Pixi, and Pixi Plus. We already know that Flash won’t be supported, but we’ll have to wait and see if other features fall through the cracks too.
Hopefully this is just a rumor but don’t act shocked when you see a tablet style phone roll out from HP and Palm next year.
