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Hewlett-Packard has killed off its much ballyhooed Windows seven tablet laptop or computer,Office 2010 Professional Plus, says a source who’s been briefed on the matter.
The device was first unveiled by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at CES 2010 in January and was supposed to hit the market in mid 2010. But our source tells us that HP is not satisfied with Windows 7 as a tablet operating system and has terminated the project (something CrunchGear mentioned months ago).
HP may also be abandoning Intel-based hardware for its slate lineup simply because it’s too power hungry. That would also rule out Windows 7 as an operating system.
So what will HP use as an operating system? Look for Google-powered devices,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007, which have already been announced. And HP really does seem determined to make a go of the Palm WebOS. They said how important it was to them yesterday,Microsoft Windows 7, and they will likely experiment with porting it to a slate-type device.
Will WebOS emerge as a successful operating system for tablet devices? That seems very unlikely given the dominance of the closed Apple OS and the likely success of the open Android and Chrome operating systems from Google. To get traction from third party developers with WebOS HP will need to sell a lot of units. And it’s not clear what they’d gain from all that effort,Office 2007 Professional Plus Key title,Office 2007 Ultimate Product Key, anyway. HP knows how to build and sell hardware,Buy Windows 7 Ultimate, not operating systems.
We’ve reached out to HP for comment. Here’s the video promoting the HP Windows tablet from January: