Sigh!
At some point, somebody other than Apple is going to produce a tablet that really captures the public imagination. It could be Amazon, if early signs of strong demand for the new Kindle Fire hold up, but for now, the second-most popular consumer tablet in the U.S. is one that isn't even getting made anymore.
Hewlett-Packard's discontinued TouchPad was the best-selling non-Apple tablet in the U.S. from January to October, according to a new report from The NPD Group. Excluding iPad sales, HP had 17 percent of tablet market in terms of unit sales at retail, the research firm reported Tuesday, just a hair ahead of Samsung, which captured 16 percent of the market.
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