It's with broken heart that we announce that the doors have officially shut for good on all remaining
webOS retail stores. The news likely won't come as a shock to many, given HP's intent to
scrap the operating system from its future plans. This isn't the first physical manifestation of the company's announcement, when factoring in the
plethora of layoffs taking place; nonetheless, anyone affected or touched by a Palm device over the last 19 years may likely mourn the loss. That said, at least the stores went out with a bang:
Veers were cleared out for $50 each,
the Pixi was sold for $25 ($15 if you purchased four or more) and the
Touchstone could be had for a cool $2.50. The retail outlets may now be a thing of the past, but the memories of the products sold in them will hopefully live on forever. Never forget.
webOS brick-and-mortar stores close forever, may they rest in peace originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 17 Oct 2011 10:08:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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