HP TouchPad Review: How does it stack up?

After reading all the above reviews, I made up my mind to go for it. Now I am a proud owner of TouchPad. I find no reason to believe I made a wrong decision. Thanks to the GUEST who provided the list of 22 features that iPad lags.

Regarding the weight, TouchPad seems to be a bit bulkier but when I compare with what I get in return, I can always ignore the weight. Remember the days when we wore sleek Japanese digital watches. Now I am wearing a much bulkier chronological wrist watch that is 5 times heavier. Time changes and so have we.

Nothing remains constant..........

I have owned the touchpad for a week now and I have to say that I absolutely love it. It feels like it acts as an extension of myself, the WebOS is very intuitive. The speed in which the internet downloads is amazing. I own a top of the line 17" dual core Toshiba laptop and the touchpad blows it away when loading webpages. I've used the IPad and Itouch and I find that WebOS is totally superior. I have read many reviews and I have come to the conclusion that negative reviews must come from pro IPad people. I have recommended this to everyone I know. The app catalog is getting new apps daily, it won't be long where any app you can think about will be available. I give the touchpad 5 out of 5 stars!

..and according to news sources, HP is all but abandoning it now.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903596904576516403053718850.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoo_hs

i love my TouchPad. I was converted when I scooped a 32 on the fire sale. Loaded my music, pix, kindle books, Cloud, email accts and Skype contacts. I also purchased most of the accessories, keyboard, case, stylus, film protector sheets. I am a 70 yr old Gramma and my young kin are jealous. Cant' wait for the Droid acquisition

do you still love it???