It seems like only yesterday that HP announced it would shutter its mobile hardware division and discontinue webOS products like the barely launched TouchPad tablet.
Actually it happened two days ago August Americans will have to plan a road trip or visit the Canadian version of these sites, as it appears that some U. For example, Best Buy customers who search for an HP TouchPad on the store's website will find the following announcement in place of the tablets:. This will take you to a page explaining that the Best Buy U.
If reported sales figures are any indication, however, there won't be many of these returns. All Things D stated on August 16 that "[a]ccording to one source who has seen internal HP reports, Best Buy has taken delivery of , TouchPads and has so far managed to sell only 25,, or less than 10 percent of the units in its inventory. As for Best Buy's price match policy for cheaper units found at other stores, Best Buy's page reads thus : "As of August 19, , the HP TouchPad is on clearance and we will no longer be selling the units so we will not offer any price matches.
Try to purchase these devices, however, and you're met with an out-of-stock error. If there are multiple devices listed in the Device Settings tab, you need to select the touchpad in the device list and then click the Enable button.
Press Tab again until the Enable button is selected, then press Enter. In macOS , the touchpad cannot be disabled entirely, but it can be temporarily disabled if a mouse is connected. If you have a mouse connected, disconnect the mouse and verify the touchpad is enabled and working again. If you want the touchpad enabled even when a mouse is connected, follow the instructions below.
If the tap-to-click functionality for the Chromebook touchpad is disabled, follow the steps below to turn it back on. If pressing the keyboard shortcut does not enable the touchpad, the advanced keyboard shortcuts are likely disabled. To enable those shortcuts, follow the steps below. If the touchpad still is not enabled and working, the touchpad may be defective and need to be replaced.
Note If your laptop's touchpad does not work after trying to enable it using the steps below, see: Why is my laptop mouse touchpad not working? Steps to try first. How to disable the touchpad in Windows 8 and How to disable the touchpad in Windows 7 and earlier.
How to disable the touchpad in macOS. How to disable the touchpad on a Chromebook. How to enable the touchpad in Windows 8 and How to enable the touchpad in Windows 7 and earlier. How to enable the touchpad in macOS. I learned calculators do waaay more than when I was in school :! It would make a great graduation present for my neice this year!
I had no idea that you could sample a product before buying it! My sister-she is now heading into her senior year.
I learned Texas Instruments has RFID products used in libraries and also for animal tracking to help ranchers keep track of the quantity and location of their stock rlawrence at yahoo. My college bound son would get this calculator he wants to major in engineering rlawrence at yahoo. I'm already a Facebook friend, if that counts Michele Caldwell Lawrence rlawrence at yahoo.
I learned that they also have elementary level calculators! I sent a friend request on fb brandy leigh nelson [email protected]. I would love this as a gift for my son! I would share this with my husband—I could definitely use it for my job, as I do a lot of work with statistics! I'd love one of these. You can interface it with Vernier technology.
Since we use Vernier in labs, it would nice to have a personal calculator. The have training that you can sign up for! I'd need that… christylaverty at hotmail dot com.
Email: yona at pricelesswriters. I'd love to let my grand-daughter try one of the elementary level calculators. This one looks amazing. TI is the standard for my math classes. I learned of a few new downloads I could use in class. And I now know of a few different uses for lab work using different probes for pH and the like. I daughter whose in a college bound program will need this calculator next semester!
Their baby monitor has a talk back from the caregiver so baby can listen to you [email protected]. I also like the Ti My son is taking Algebra right now and will be going all the way up to Caculus before he graduates from high school. He sure could use one of these. My 15 year old daughter would get to use this in her honors algebra class. I'm already a Facebook friend. I'd be giving this to my 12 y.
He's taking Algebra I right now and will be taking some very intense math classes before he graduates… and THEN he'll be taking even more in college.
He wants to work as a graphic artist for IT companies, so he'll need a LOT of math classes in the future. I checked out their page and realized I have no technical knowledge! My son and daughter would share this, they are both doing Algebra now. We really need one of these so it would be awesome to win one.
How have I not found you before? I LOVE your blog name. Wow , so much technology to learn from. My daughter is in highschool and dual enrolling I think she would probably end up with it. I just requested to be your friend on fb. Amber Whitehead [email protected].
They sell TV's, and audio equipment and clocks. I like that you can order samples to try before you purchase the real product for certain items. This is a great idea before you make a big investment! I would be giving this to my boyfriend…he is studying accounting right now and this would be perfect for him! I added you as a friend on FB erin brady [email protected].
I have 4 children in college so I am sure this would benifit one of them [email protected]. I learned, quite honestly, that I am not even smart enough, anymore at least, to navigate the site to figure out how to answer your question.
I went there and I'm sorry if this disqualifies me but I was lost. I love the TI calculator! I'd like the durable school calculator TI for our youngest son. This would be a great calculator for our oldest son. This would be for my daughter-she's been needing one for awhile now-but we can't afford it. I learned that they offer DLP Pico Projection technology in a projector small enough to fit in your hand. I would love to have this for myself since I have 4 more college math classes to take!
My son would be receiving this calculator if I won. He's in a high school course and doesn't have one yet. As a single mom on disability, it's not something that is in the budget…and what a blessing it'd be to win. Fingers crossed! If I won this, I would have to give the calculator to my cousin, he is almost 30 and is going back to college full time to be an architect.
He deserves it! After viewing the Texas Instruments site, I learned they have more products than I even dreamed of! My two teen daughters currently share a graphing calculator, so I'd give this to one probably the 17 year old and it would eliminate the almost daily arguements about who has the calculator, and who gets to do homework when.
I learned that TI was involved in the manufacture of medical equipment — I know, unrelated to this giveaway, but looking at their website I saw this, and I had no idea! I would definetly give this to my nephew. He's in high school now and REALLY smart and a math whiz, taking all sorts of math courses, so this would be great for him. I don't know much about Calculators and I'm just not good in that department.
I'll need a one of these handy-dandy machines for my classes next semester — college algebra, here I come! It looks like Texas Instruments has it together. They have so many different products for any range of needs. Woo hoo! I would be the lucky recipient, should I win! Beleive me, I need all the help I can get when it comes to anything math related! This calculator would be for me because I'll be heading back to school soon and I'm gonna need all the help I can get in the math department!
Oh man I think I need a degree just to navigate the site! Sent facebook request [email protected]. I never knew that TI made parts for so many products, who knew that they were part of baby monitors! I would love to have this for my husband who is a Design Engineer and is always carrying his calculator with him wherever he goes because his job really does require a lot of math.
We have thought about putting together a home theater in our basement. They have some pretty amazing projectors I'd love to have. I have two teenage daughters who would both benefit from this calculator.
This looks much better than their current calculators. I really like the Dual Precision Timer. If I won this calculator I would use this at home. I didn't know that TI sold home theater products. I'd love to try the Internet radio [email protected]. I would use it during my last semester then pass it on!!! I love the Pro Audio Mixer…sweet machine… [email protected] dotcom.
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