Is there an update for Android 2.2 for the HP C510a Zeen tablet?

Is there an update for Android 2.2 for the HP C510a Zeen tablet to any recent version of Android 4.0 or 4.1?

Unfortunately not. The Zeen tablet runs a modified version of Android made specifically for that printer. There may be a firmware update available for your printer, but there is no way to update the Android OS on the device.
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]'''Michelle -
I wonder if you realize that the quality of what you did is not equalled in any computer/techical manual that I have read since I had my first computer in the late 80's. Despite all the fancy numbers about how many jillion of computers are out there, I often wonder how many are like 2 or 3 at friends' homes, unused because they have no one to teach them, no manuals that are methodical enough, techie word free, to refer to.
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