Hewlett-Packard Computer sale flat less than hundred dollars

The Los Angeles Times reported this morning that HP's tablet computer touchpad a big price cut, at a minimum price of less than 100 dollars, into the "last madness" period. In Thursday, Hewlett-Packard abruptly announced its decision to withdraw from the PC business. Since then, US retailer Best Buy will sell HP Touchpad.　　Currently, the 16GB version is priced at $99.99, and the 32G version is priced at $149.99. Previously, the 16G version of Touchpad in the United States price of 499.99 U.S. dollars, 32GB version of 599.99 U.S. dollars. Last Friday, Best Buy's Canadian website hung Out "sold out" logo.　　In the United States, it is now almost sold out.　　In addition, the report said, Hewlett-Packard's official Internet store also adjusted the price of touchpad, the 16GB version price of 99.99 U.S. dollars, 32GB version price 149.99 U.S. dollars.　　Background news: Last week, Hewlett-Packard suddenly announced three important decisions-stripping the PC business, shutting down webOS's hardware business, and acquiring 10.2 billion dollars for the UK's second-largest software maker, autonomy.　　The move means HP will focus on the software sector in the future, analysts say. Compiling/reporter Wangjin Rainforest Morning Sound