HP buys Palm

Yeah, thats right! HP today officially announced that they are buying Palm for $1.2 billion. Good news for Palm fans is that current CEO Jon Rubinstein will remain in his place after the big deal which is expected at July 31.

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Maybe thats the right way for HP – webOS seems to be very good platform, because with Windows Mobile software equipped HPs wasnt so popular. Ok, so lets wait, theres nothing else left to do.

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