09 Feb 2011
There were so many press and analysts trying to get into the event that the queue extended around the block. Some suggested this could be a deliberate attempt to make the event feel buzzy, but more likely just tight door security was to blame.
Todd Bradley, HP's head of the Personal Systems Group, combined enthusiasm with a major reticence in discussing price and availability questions.
The Pre3 looks to be the most usable phone announced today. It's got all the features of a full smartphone and, while not as cool as the TouchPad, it had many of us salivating.
The Veer on the other hand is very much a second phone, and is far too small. The keyboard is virtually unusable and the screen size is useless for all but emergency browsing.
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