A French WebOS 3.0 (HP Touchpad and phones) developer found something interesting in a log file for an upcoming application of his; details of what might be a new WebOS tablet, or tablet hybrid with a keyboard or a netbook. PreCentral believes this could be a new WebOS device.
This is the actual data registered below:
{“modelName”: “(Device)”, “modelNameAscii”: “Device”, “platformVersion”: “Nova-Dartfish”, “platformVersionMajor”: -1, “platformVersionMinor”: -1, “platformVersionDot”: -1, “carrierName”: “Unknown”, “serialNumber”: “5CLED10930″, “screenWidth”: 1024, “screenHeight”: 768, “minimumCardWidth”: 1024, “minimumCardHeight”: 318, “maximumCardWidth”: 1024, “maximumCardHeight”: 740, “touchableRows”: 14, “keyboardAvailable”: true, “keyboardSlider”: false, “keyboardType”: “”, “wifiAvailable”: true, “bluetoothAvailable”: true, “carrierAvailable”: false, “coreNaviButton”: false, “swappableBattery”: false, “dockModeEnabled”: true}
I don’t know how you get a new device out of this, but it just looks like a HP TouchPad with a Bluetooth keyboard attached, the official accessory already having been announced a while back. Maybe even a keyboard dock given that last variable. It can’t be a netbook with a 4:3 1024 x 768 resolution, and besides, that’s the resolution on the TouchPad. It doesn’t look like a hybrid as there’s no keyboard slider.
Source: PreCentral
