14 DAY TRIAL // Not very long ago, Voodoo PC, a company that is now part of the HP group, announced two new computer systems that immediately caught the attention of the public. And it’s only understandable, come to think of it, as the Voodoo Envy and the Voodoo Omen have been designed to deliver an impressive computing experience in a unique and high-class design.
Back when they were first announced, these two products made all the headlines, which, in turn, made people clearly express their intention of acquiring one of the two. Since it was announced, back in June, the Voodoo PC Envy has already started shipping and customers that have already ordered it will soon have a chance to enjoy its features.
As a matter of fact, Rahul Sood, Voodoo PC founder and current Chief Technology Officer of HP's Voodoo Business Unit, has told the “The Next Bench” website, that the company set up a Flickr group, dubbed “Envy in the Wild: Voodoo Envy 133.” In doing so, the company plans to encourage users to show off their Envy 133 laptop and upload pictures of it, as soon as it reaches them.
However, this announcement pales in comparison with the one that Voodoo PC is also preparing something new that is probably meant to complete the company's lineup of really cool products. Rahul Sood did not elaborate on the idea, but he did say that “there’s also this other thing we’re [HP] working on right now.” Despite no specific details on what this new product might be, Mr. Sood mentioned that he would offer more details on it some other day, although, again, he did not give out a specific date.
All that’s left for us to do now is to hope that the new product will be as impressive as the company's current desktop and portable computer systems. There's a chance that HP's Voodoo PC is trying to develop an all-in-one desktop computer system, which will probably be meant to compete with the famous iMac from Apple. However, this is pure speculation at the this time and, until the company decides to finally unveil more details, or introduce the product itself, we can’t but hope it is true.