HP introduces its new Voodoo Omen Desktop. HP aims at the segment of consumers who prefer mixture of personalized styling, luxurious quality and innovative technology. The new HP portfolio is all about striking features, elements and extensive options of personalization.
“The new Voodoo portfolio is designed to appeal to consumers who have very high expectations for form, function and looks,” said Mike Perkins, vice president and general manager, Voodoo Business Unit, HP. “Our new Voodoo systems exemplify technology excellence while also looking like they would fit as well at an art gallery as on a desk.”
The Voodoo Omen supports upto four graphic processing units and also has an advanced thermal engineering. It is a perfect blend of art and technology. It features LCD auxiliary screen, integrated copper liquid cooling pipes and runs quietly even while performing at high levels.
Voodoo offers its customers with an extensive palette of Allure paint that adds the finishing touch. The Omen offers advanced cooling, quiet acoustics, LCD with full function secondary display, the components can be removed without using tools, improved access to cable connections and you can upgrade the system even when the system is powered off, thanks to its battery powered interior lighting.
The starting price of the Voodoo Omen is $7000.
Other key features include:
* Vertical diffusion thermals - the power of natural convection currents is
harnessed for advanced cooling and quiet acoustics.
* Auxiliary LCD - a 7-inch (diagonal) built-in auxiliary LCD is a full-function
secondary display.
* Advanced liquid cooling - copper cooling pipes embedded in the chassis,
aircraft-quality quick-release hose connectors, and more combine in one of
the most advanced liquid cooling systems on the planet.
* Tool-less architecture - side panels, hard drives, video cards and other
critical components can be removed without tools.
* Top-loading cables - cables plug into the system under a removable top
panel, improving access to the cable connections and contributing to the
clean exterior design.
* Interior lighting - battery-powered interior lighting gives users visibility
to upgrade components when the system is powered off.
HP’s Voodoo Omen
Next Level Of PC Gaming
We all know that Alienware is the most respected name in gaming. In terms of looks and performance, no other branded PC can beat the Alienware computers. Either there is a laptop or desktop, its computers always deliver excellent performance. Do u think is that it ??? Think again...
HP is has launched it specialized gaming CPUs by the name BlackBird 2 in collaboration with the most well known name in gaming industry Voodoo. It has unique designing and has plenty of room to future upgradation.
Perhaps the HP Blackbird 002 LC is named after the Lockheed plane though -'Blackbird' was only an unofficial nickname of the Lockheed SR-71 once it began service in the US Air Force in spring 1968 (due to its black, radar-signal absorbing paint). What is undeniable is that, just as the SR-71 has a unique and striking appearance, so does the HP Blackbird 002. This PC is HP's answer to the Dell XPS 720 H2C of last year's Dream PC Labs and it's the first PC that HP has designed and built with the help of Voodoo PC, which it acquired in September 2006. Before the acquisition, Voodoo PC frequently wowed us with one gorgeous PC after another, so we were eager to see what it could do with the extra buying power and resources of HP.
Following this acquisition, Voodoo PC created the 'Voodoo DNA' department to collaborate with HP on flagship gaming products such as the Blackbird, much like the secretive Skunk Works division of Lockheed that designed the SR-71.HP already had a gaming PC, the Blackbird 001, in the works - and it was binned shortly after Voodoo came on board. Let's hope that the Blackbird 002 does better.
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