HP TouchPad accessories on discount
- 25 August, 2011 03:57
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For those who got their hands on the US$99 HP TouchPad tablet, a few complementary accessories are also available on the cheap. There are TouchPad sleeves priced from under $10 to $30, and discounted screen protectors under $5. But like the TouchPad, many accessories are also running out of stock in stores like Wal-Mart and Office Depot, so grab them before they completely vanish.
Sleeves and cases
HP is selling the TouchPad case for $29.99 on its website, but the accessory is also available for $19 from Wal-Mart and for $19.99 from Office Depot -- only in-store, so call to ensure availability. Best Buy is selling the case online for $24.99.
CaseCrown is selling cheap sleeves for the TouchPad on Amazon.com starting at $7, although there is a $5 shipping charge. A black CaseCrown suede sleeve/case with a zip is priced at $7.21, and it has an external pocket to store additional accessories. A grey CaseCrown neoprene case is priced at $6.22 and can also be used for Apple's iPad, which has a similar screen size to the TouchPad. A black hard cover from Gizmo Dorks is also on sale for $7.98, with $2.98 shipping.
If you prefer a leather case, Fosmon is selling its Leather Folio Case with a stand for the TouchPad through Amazon.com for $14, with $2.98 in shipping.
HP Power Charger
A power adapter for the TouchPad is available in-store for $14.99 from Office Depot and for $11 from Wal-Mart. The same product is available online for $19.99 on HP's website.
HP Touchstone charging dock
An item that seems to be rare is HP's Touchstone charging dock, which is out of stock on HP's website. Best Buy is one of the few online retailers selling the dock, priced at $39.99, while Office Depot is offering the same price in-store.
The dock seems to be in big demand in some forums where posters are waiting for discounts, but some retailers with stock are not budging on price. The dock is selling for $79.99 on JR.com, while third-party retailer Triplenet is selling it on Amazon.com for $55.99.
TouchPad wireless keyboard
Best Buy is selling the TouchPad wireless keyboard for $34.99. HP is offering the wireless keyboard for $39.99. Wal-Mart is offering the keyboard for $29.99 in-store.
Screen protectors
One of the best screen protectors for the TouchPad could be Zagg's InvisibleShield, which is available on Best Buy's website for $24.99. But third-party vendors are selling some amazingly cheap screen protectors through Amazon, including the HHI HP TouchPad Crystal Clear Screen Protector, which has received mixed reviews but sells for only $5. A more robust option is the ArmorSuit MilitaryShield, which is available for $13.99, plus $5 for shipping.
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- HP TouchPad Case : HP® Official Store
- Walmart.com: HP TouchPad Case/Stand: Computers
- HP Custom Fit FolioStand For HP TouchPad by Office Depot
- selling the case online for $24.99
- is priced at $7.21
- CaseCrown neoprene case is priced at $6.22
- is also on sale for $7.98, with $2.98 shipping
- Leather Folio Case with a stand for the TouchPad
- HP Power Charger For HP TouchPad 5 by Office Depot
- Walmart.com: HP TouchPad Accessory Travel AC Wall Adapter/Charger: Computers
- HP North America Power Charger : HP® Official Store
- HP Touchstone Charging Dock : HP® Official Store
- is one of the few online retailers selling the dock
- HP Touchstone Charging Dock For HP TouchPad by Office Depot
- $79.99 on JR.com
- third-party retailer Triplenet is selling it on Amazon.com for $55.99
- TouchPad wireless keyboard for $34.99
- HP TouchPad Wireless Keyboard : HP® Official Store
- Walmart.com: HP TouchPad Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard: Computers
- which is available on Best Buy's website for $24.99
- HHI HP TouchPad Crystal Clear Screen Protector, which has received mixed reviews but sells for only $5
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