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HP also hasn't answered questions about whether or not it will allow customers to return recently purchased devices for a refund. But it is likely that the only refund customers can expect are the ones offered by retailers or wireless carriers where their WebOS devices have been purchased.
Current: These products include ones that have been recently released, which includes all of the WebOS devices and the Palm Centro. Consumers can expect to be eligible for the full range of HP consumer support services that are available through sales channels in your region. Of course, what happens to HP's traditional product support is also in question now that HP says it plans to spin off its consumer PC business. Mature: These include products that are no longer sold by HP and its resellers. Products in this category include many of the former Palm Treo phones. But technically,THINKPAD X220, it will also soon include the Web OS products. This class of Palm product receives some HP support,HP EliteBook 8440P XT918UT, but the company notes that support "may be limited or evaluated by HP in preparation for the next support lifecycle phase."Legacy: These are products that haven't been sold by Palm in a very long time. (Think the oldest versions of the Palm Treos.) Palm offers paid phone support for these products,Sony Z133GX/B, and you may search or post a question in our Community Help Forums (English). Software updates to add compatibility with new Windows or
Mac OS releases, service packs,Dell Latitude E6400 XFR, and mail servers may not be available for legacy products,JVC GZ-HD40, the company says on the Website.Historical: These include products from Palm and Handspring that haven't been available for ages. Online support materials are no longer available for these products. And HP doesn't offer assisted support via phone or Internet chat. If customers need help with a historical product,Sony HVR-V1U, HP suggests searching or posting a question in the Community Help Forums.
But seriously,Sony HXR-MC2000U, this is a sad event for many loyal Palm fans. On Thursday Hewlett-Packard announced that it is discontinuing the sale of devices running WebOS, the operating system that the computer maker acquired from Palm last year. The news means that HP will stop selling the recently launched TouchPad tablet as well as WebOS-based smartphones,Sony PDW-530, such as the Palm Pre 2, HP Veer, and the upcoming Palm Pre 3.
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Exactly, what this means is still a bit unclear. HP has a page on its Web site that describes support for the various Palm products. There are four main tiers of support for the Palm products:
That's a good question. Here are a few (somewhat humorous) suggestions from CNET:
Todd Bradley announces that WebOS will be designed to run on desktop and laptop PCs.
Put them on the shelf with their Microsoft Kin (The Kin lasted 48 days on the market before being canceled; the HP TouchPad lasted 49.) Use your pebble-shaped
Palm Pre as a stone in your Zen garden.Turn your Palm Pixi into a table-leveler. You can put it underneath wobbly tables instead of sugar packets.Throw it in your junk drawer with your Palm Pilot and Palm Treo. Put your TouchPad under your pillow and hope the
tablet fairy brings you an iPad2

HP has turned out the lights on its WebOS smartphones and new tablet,Sony HDR-SR12, the TouchPad,Panasonic AG HVX205A, so what should you do if you've already got one of these products?
Unfortunately,Sony NEXVG10 Interchangeable Lens Handycam Camcorder, for Palm and the company's loyal following,Dell Latitude E6320, the Pre and the WebOS devices that followed never made much of splash in the market. The Palm Pixi,Sony HVR-S270U, Palm PrePlus,Panasonic AG HPX170, Palm Pixi Plus,Sony HDR-CX12, Palm Pre 2,HP EliteBook 8740w, HP Veer, Palm Pre 3,Canon EOS 7D, and the HP TouchPad have collectively garnered a relatively small following.
CNET contacted HP to find out what the company plans to offer in terms of support for its existing WebOS products. And an HP spokesman sent a one-sentence statement: "HP stands by its customers. We will continue to support existing products."
Best Buy,Canon EOS 7D, which sells WebOS smartphones and the TouchPad,Canon Vixia HV30, allows customers to return products, such as computers, monitors, digital cameras,Sony VAIO VPCF215FX/BI 3D, iPads, tablets and radar detectors, within 14-days of purchase. There is also a 25 percent restocking fee.
The Palm Pre was the first device to debut with the WebOS software, and it caused quite a stir when it was introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2009. The software won praise from experts, such as CNET Reviews senior editor Bonnie Cha, who said in her original review that the it offered "unparalleled" multitasking and notifications capabilities. She also noted that it had a sharp multitouch display and excellent Web browser and multimedia integration.
Still, Palm fans have been a loyal bunch,Panasonic AG-DVC30, many of them are former Treo fans. While the audience for the products has been tiny compared to their competitors,Sony HDR-CX500V, there are still some consumers with older or even recently purchased WebOS devices. So what are these consumers to do?
AT&T and Sprint Nextel allow customers to return smartphones within 30 days of purchasing the devices. Verizon Wireless, has a 14-day return policy and requires consumers pay a $35 restocking fee.
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