the HP TouchPad Wireless Keyboard and the HP TouchPad Case (sold separately). HP also announced it will be partnering with AT&T to introduce a connected version of HP TouchPad later this summer.

Not only can this wireless keyboard be used for typing just like any other, but it also has a touchpad built-in with the ability to read gestures and Touch Sliders for controlling apps.

One device in particular, the HP TouchPad, was released just a month before webOS went under and is still a favorite among hackers — giving the device the kind of love that HP never could.

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which makes the popular KeyFolio Pro Performance Keyboard Case for Apple's iPad2, said he sees HP offering channel partners a compelling opportunity with the TouchPad. "HP is a $120 billion ...