Freeze - force shutdown - won't restart

My touchpad froze when copy n pasting an URL into an Email. I read about this bug quite often, so it should be a known issue. I then pressed the on/off, volume and center button for 30sec. to force shut it down. I then wasn't able to start the pad again. on off button does nothing - as well as plugging it in. Any suggestions?
Post relates to: HP TouchPad (WiFi)

You can try a battery reset by holding the power button and pressing the center button 10 or more times repeatedly.
When you tried the restart did you hold the power button and the center button for 15 seconds or until you see the HP logo on screen; If not you need to try this process again?

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