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Details of HP Firebird Voodoo DNA Tower Leaked
Details of HP Firebird Voodoo DNA Tower Leaked
HP's new Firebird gets leaked and looks pretty sweet
HP Firebird 803 tower with VoodooDNA leaked!
HP Firebird 803 tower with VoodooDNA leaked!
engadget.com — We always loved us that Voodoo-designed HP Blackbird 002 , but it was certainly a behemoth. Now... it looks like the duo are going for a more realistic size -- and hopefully pricepoint -- with the all-new HP Firebird PC 803 that just fell in our ... (more) HP Firebird 803 tower with VoodooDNA leaked!
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Details of HP Firebird Voodoo DNA Tower Leaked
HardwareHeaven.com — ... Voodoo was a long time player in the boutique gaming PC industry and when it was purchased by HP many gaming enthusiasts figured that Voodoo would be gelded. However, the gaming company continued making some interesting desktop and laptop gaming machines. _____________ Source: DailyTech ...

Details of HP Firebird Voodoo DNA Tower Leaked
APH Networks — ... player is also integrated to make the machine a capable HTPC as well. One interesting feature of the Firebird is that it uses an external power supply to allow for the thin form factor. That also helps reduce the heat produced inside the chassis. Perhaps the most important specification of the system is still unknown -- the price. Anything with Voodoo's name on it isn’t cheap, so don’t expect a bargain, but it should be considerably cheaper than the Blackbird 002. View: Article @ Source Site ...

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