HP looks to be the first manufacturer to use the new Intel Mobile Core i7 CPU. In a pair of leaks from the company, we now know that not only is HP looking at the core i7, but is also working on a Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) laptop, a new Compaq netbook, and finally more »

We got wind of HP’s latest gaming keyboard. Unfortunately, at this time, all we have is a picture of it. HP plans to have this keyboard on display at CES 2009. It looks like your normal gaming keyboard, specifically built for some hardcore gaming. In addition, it has a sort of LED screen located on more »

HP is unleashing two new PCs going after the creative professional and gamers alike. Called the HP Firebird with VoodooDNA, there will be two models: the 802 and the 803. Gadgetell got an early look at the HP Firebird a couple of months ago and we’ve got some information you won’t find in the press releases. We spoke to the CTO for HP’s Global Gaming Business, Rahul Sood, extensively about the Firebird.

Gamers do it right.

HP’s Voodoo Business Unit, already known as a solid gaming brand recently expanded its portfolio by launching the Voodoo Envy 133. Now dubbed the thinnest laptop available, knocking out Apple’s MacBook Air not only in size, but also in features.

The tale of the tape is impressive. The Voodoo Envy 133 measures 0.7 of an inch and weighs less than 3.4 pounds without compromising the notebook’s power or capabilities. Despite its thinness, the Envy 133 offers wireless and Ethernet connectivity, 2 USB ports, an HDMI port and a 13.3-inch backlit LED display all in a customizable and impressive design.