And now, the HP Touchpad. Just like we broke a week or so ago, it's got a 9.7-inch display at 1024x768, has Beats Audio built in and weighs a little more than 1.5 pounds. It's 13mm thick. You can get one with 16 or 32GB of storage, a dual-core Qualcomm 8660 Snapdragon processor at 1.2GHZ, a full 1 gigabyte of RAM.

The Touchpad features all the webOS that you know and love, including card stacks, Synergy and the Palm Profile. They're working with Skype to enable video calling.

There will be a Touchstone charging dock, and it'll even work while the Touchpad's in its lightweight case.

Full specs and press release are after the break.

• HP webOS
• 9.7-inch display at 1024x768
• Qualcomm 8060 dual-core Snapdragon processor at 1.2GHz
• aGPS (on th e3G models)
• front-facing 1.3MP camera for video calling
• Wifi b/g/n
• Blueooth 2.1+Edr
• 6300 mAh battery
• microUSB port
• Touchstone charger
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• External speakers with Beats audio
• Dimensions: 9.45 inches wide, 7.48 inches tall, 0.54 inches thick
• Weight: 1.6 pounds

HP TouchPad Brings webOS to the Big Screen

First webOS tablet works the way you do, introduces fun, mobile productivity on larger scale

PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HP (NYSE: HPQ) today enlarged the HP webOS world with the first webOS slate – the HP TouchPad – the breakthrough webOS user interface fully realized in the tablet experience.(1)

“The flexibility of the webOS platform makes it ideal for creating a range of innovative devices that work together to keep you better connected to your world.”

With its vibrant 9.7-inch diagonal flush capacitive multitouch display, virtual keyboard, instant-on access, support for Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 beta in the browser and access to thousands of webOS applications,(2) TouchPad works the way you do and is designed not just for fun but for mobile productivity. It’s ideal for anyone who wants the benefits of the amazing webOS platform on a much bigger scale.