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Engadget: Voodoo Firefly gaming laptop prototype gets hands-on treatment
Fudzilla: Voodoo's Firefly notebook gets previewed
techPowerUp!: HP Voodoo Firefly Concept Gaming Laptop Pictured
I4U News: HP Firefly with Voodoo DNA Gaming Notebook Review
DV Hardware: HP Voodoo Firefly gaming notebook concept shown off
Voodoo Firefly gaming laptop prototype gets hands-on treatment
Engadget —
... While most of the hype surrounding Voodoo right now pertains to the Firebird gaming tower, LAPTOP has discovered yet another undercover rig from the company's arsenal worth swooning over. Before you go getting too excited, we must caution you ...
Voodoo's Firefly notebook gets previewed
Fudzilla —
... which can be accessed by removing the wrist rest below the keyboard on the top of the notebook. The wrist rest can be swapped for various options such a rubberised one, which is a nice touch. At 5.9kg it's hardly a light weight notebook though, but we're sure that its intended customer base isn't going to be too worried about this. No pricing of possible launch date was revealed, but we suggest you head over to Laptop mag and have a look at the pictures and short video. More here
HP Voodoo Firefly Concept Gaming Laptop Pictured
techPowerUp! —
... QX9xxx CPU clocked at 2.40 GHz, 4 GB of memory, and a graphics subsystem consisting of two ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870 GPUs in CrossFire. Two 250GB hard-drives operate in RAID 0 for storage. There is a Blu-Ray drive provided. Creative SB X-Fi Xtreme Audio handles 6-channel audio with game audio effects processing and Dolby Digital output capabilities. We will learn more about this notebook come CES.
Source: Laptopmag
HP Firefly with Voodoo DNA Gaming Notebook Review
I4U News —
... a flinch. Quote from the review: "Calling this titan a Firefly is like naming a rabid pitbull Cupcake. After all, HP tells us it weighs 13 pounds including a massive pound power brick, and looks a lot like the laptop version of HPs Blackbird desktop system with Voodoo DNA. With a 17-inch screen, it isnt as large as the 20.1-inch HP HDX, but its not a system you would want to carry on your back (nor do we think you could even find a bag for it!)" Read the full review on LaptopMag . Posted on Fri, 2 Jan 2009 08:35:06 CST | by Luigi Lugmayr ...
HP Voodoo Firefly gaming notebook concept shown off
DV Hardware —
LaptopMag had the opportunity to check out the HP branded Voodoo Firefly prototype, this is a new 17.1" gaming notebook designed to run graphics-intensive games like Far Cry 2 without a flinch. You can check it out over here. The Firefly features a 17.1" display with 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution, a secondary 4.3" LCD display with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution above the keyboard, a multi-touch trackpad, and a webcam with infrared night vision. The mobile gaming beasts features a Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad Core 2.4GHz processor, 4GB DDR3 memory, ATI Mobility Radeon ...
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The Tech Report: News —
... Cause of Zune 30 leapyear problem isolated on Zune Boards Market Share: top browser share trend Shacknews on video games to be released next week bit-tech on the top five console games of 2008 Shacknews reports unannounced, cancelled THQ air combat game revealed in slick CG trailer Website du jour: PenguinPlay (for Linux gamers) Newsarama posts Dead Space #1 (comic) Hardware Laptop's exclusive hands-on with Voodoo's Firefly concept gaming laptop HWBox has quad-core roundup : AMD vs. Intel ...
Exclusive look at HP's Firefly gaming notebook
TweakTown's News RSS Feed —
... Voodoo now under HP's wing we've been seeing some interesting gaming oriented systems introduced at the desktop and portable levels that continue to show what Voodoo does best, innovation. Another which is in the works and will be showcased in just a few days at CES (in prototype form); the HP/Voodoo Firefly, a gaming notebook that houses a rich feature-set with exclusive touches. laptopmag have come through with the goods early on, getting some hands-on time with the notebook and sharing with us their thoughts along with plenty of pics. Going over some of the main ...
