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"LG has hinted that its first television hardware running the WebOS operating system will be released next year. The company&amp;#039;s vice president of communications John Taylor told The Verge that the sets are &amp;quot;fast-track development&amp;quot; but will not land in 2013.  &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s going to be in a product very soon. Not in 2013, but soon thereafter,&amp;quot; he told the website, adding that he is &amp;quot;very confident WebOS technology is a gamechanger when it comes to user experience&amp;quot;. LG acquired WebOS and all of its assets from HP earlier this week after the computing giant failed to establish the platform as a force in the tablet sector. HP purchased the operating system from Palm in 2010 and released a number of mobile devices running it, such as the commercially unsuccessful TouchPad. The move follows the news that HP has adopted the Android operating system for future tablet projects, including the HP Slate7 it unveiled at the Mobile World Congress. LG will continue to support existing Palm users for the foreseeable future. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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