Hp Abandoned The Web Platform And Os Devices

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Bad news which surprised us late in the day. Bad news for competition and diversity of HP pavilion dv6000 battery. HP just announced officially abandoned the Web platform OS. The company has decided to shelve the final operating system endorsed by Palm after the purchase last year of 1,200 million dollars.

HP has not yet offered details on the reasons for this 'murder' of all the Web platform OS. What I said in a brief statement, is that this decision is to discontinue the full range of Web OS devices from the HP pavilion dv5 battery to the entire family of smartphones like the HP Pre 3.

It seems that the origin of this decision is in poor financial performance associated with the HP pavilion dv4 batteries ...
... However, the company achieved revenues of 31,200 million euro in the last fiscal quarter.

HP said it will continue to seek alternatives to 'optimize the value of Web OS in the future' but everything indicates that the platform is doomed to extinction. The fall of the Web OS devices will not come alone. HP is raised to reduce its dependence on the sale of computer equipment, bogged down by the turn of consumers to portable devices such as tablets and smartphones. This last comment appears to contravene the decision to leave the touchpad. In fact, the causes of all this seem as simple as laptops or tablets that were not yielding the expected benefits to HP pavilion dv2000 battery.

As reported by Bloomberg, HP has decided to focus on developing HP pavilion dv6500 battery and cloud services, a sector that offers more long-term benefits. According to Mark Margevicius of Gartner, the decision is logical and corresponds to purely financial reasons. For this consultant, 'the manufacture and sale of computer equipment was an anchor that kept the company out of the port'.