HP Unveils the mystery tablet ElitePad 900, along with slew of accessories. It’s 10-inch Windows 8 slate meant for business users, with features like pen-input, drive encryption and optional 3G/4G. It weighs 1.5 pounds and measures 9.2mm thick. Going by weight, that’s more along the lines of what you’d expect from a larger, 11-inch tablet, but 1.5 pounds is still manageable, especially considering how armored this thing is. It runs on Intel Clover Trail Processor buffered up by 2GB of RAM, it promises 10-hours of runtime. It will have storage on your choice between 32GB or 64GB SSD. The screen resolution is 1,280*800, and you’ll find a 8MP rear camera and a1,080p shooter up front for video chats. Hidden behind a service door on the back are two slots: one for microSD cards, and another for 3G / 4G SIMs.

HP new has been released, the last time The revelation has raised the interest of the people, a lot of people have speculated, which will be equipped Windows8 operating system HP’s upcoming Slate 8 Tablet PC products? However, HP’s staff tight-lipped at the scene did not disclose any information about the parameters of The Enterprise Edition Tablet PC products. However, since HP said that this product will meet and shortly after, so we patiently wait for it!

As expected, Hewlett-Packard has announced that it will start manufacturing tablets again, but instead of webOS these tablets will run Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 8 OS.

HP famously launched the webOS TouchPad tablet in July 2011 and then axed its whole Palm-based tablet and smartphone operation six weeks later. Consumers gobbled up the marked-down $99 TouchPads, but the company seemed like it was done with consumer tablets, at least for a spell. Now it will invest in tablets with the Windows 8 OS, which will likely appeal to consumers and businesses more than webOS did.

A few weeks back, an HP tablet running Windows 8 called the “Slate 8″ leaked on the web. That tablet reportedly is thinner than the newest iPad at 9.2mm thin and it will weigh .68 kilograms, feature a 10.1-inch display, and have battery life between 8 and 10 hours.

Windows 8 is due out later this year and is part of Microsoft’s strategy to find a middle ground between tablets and PCs — much in the same way Apple has done with its OS X and iOS. A near-complete Windows 8 build will be released in early June, but as of now the company has not announced an official launch date for the OS. We’ve heard later in this year’s third quarter is the most likely launch time because the OS would be able to take advantage of holiday sales.

Take a look at the document that was leaked a few weeks ago to get an idea of what HP’s first tablet will probably look like: