Now, we don’t have any acknowledgment which the dual have been a single as well as the same, but we only held wind of the really intriguing printer upon HP’s website. The Photosmart eStation C510 is listed for $399.99 as well as, in further to common ink-plastering duties, has a detachable wireless 7-inch TouchSmart carryout row for browsing content, printing (of march, and “brows[ing] a ultimate e-book bestsellers or aged favorites.” It all sounds well and great, and if you ask us, it rings a really eerily identical chord as a eStation Zeen / Zeus from early August. If so, that’d make this touchscreen an Android 2.1 inscription with “significant” Nook formation for e-reading. Guess we’ll only have to wait as well as see what’s underneath a hood, software-wise. What say ye, HP, how about throwing us a press release beyond?

Update: And just like that, a printer has left off a face of the internet, but so most as the cached Google page to its name.

Update 2: A devoted source tells us this printer is indeed the eStation Zeus of yore.

[Thanks, Julian]

Via Engadget