Fashion appears to be ever more present in the world of computer systems, as more and more systems vendors are releasing their own “fashionable” products. Design is one of the most significant aspects today's computer systems must take heed of, which is why HP has recently announced its decision to team up with world-renowned designer Vivienne Tam to work on the development of a special edition notebook targeted at fashionistas around the world.

 

The new design was unveiled at Tam's fashion show, during New York's Fashion Week at Bryant Park, and marks the first time a computer company has partnered with an internationally famous designer in order to create a new portable computer system. It is HP's intention that the newly designed notebook becomes the new must-have digital “clutch” on every catwalk out there.

 

“When I was approached by HP to create a special edition notebook, I could see the design in my head instantly,” said Tam. “The notebook is a true reflection of the needs of a modern woman who cares about fashion but is also passionate about her technology. I wanted to create a notebook that would appeal to women of all ages, ethnicities and income levels across the globe.”

 

Once you get to feast your eyes on HP's new laptop design, you will immediately recognize its distinguishable features that set it miles apart from any other notebook currently available on the market. Featuring an intense red coloring with peony flowers, the new notebook from HP combines a unique blend of Asian and Western elements, antiquity and modern style with the latest in computing technology.

 

Nevertheless, the company hasn't provided any details regarding the notebook's tech specs. The same goes for pricing and availability, which will presumably be revealed by HP sometime in the near future. At the same time, the company has announced the launch of a fully integrated virtual experience to help fashion-conscious users find inspiration online.