Comments on: HP/Voodoo takes on MacBook with 13-inch Envy laptop
Announcement of the Voodoo Envy 133
Announcement of the Voodoo Envy 133
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Oh, one more thing. The biggest news for Tuesday, is still what Apple did yesterday.
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Wow! That was great. And the audience was totally impressed. You could tell, because they were told to applaud. It's good to see HP ripping off everything Apple has done over the last four years and then adding a few features to make it their own.
So I guess your question is.. Carbon Fiber, the stuff that the drivers from Fast and the Furious put on their cars or the stuff that is utilized in most military and stressful commercial environments.
Nevertheless, they both stuck unless your absolutely need a light weight and portable laptop. I would still with a 15/17 inch laptop, preferably the Macbook Pro.
how unfortunate.
i don't understand why any computer company would ever get flack for designing a super thin and sexy laptop. sure apple did it first but so did Ford. it makes sense that people are going to copy and improve on a good idea. frankly, unless you want to stay in the past you can just accept that there will be products made in the next year that will blow what apple has done so far out of the water.
i'm not a fanboy of any company. i have an ipod touch, and i'm typing on my vaio. so, i believe that i can recognize when a good idea has been improved upon.
The whole idea of access to certain functions without booting to Windows -- and with other HP computers -- and adding a new interface on top of Windows shows how the market is still pushing away from Vista. Regardless of whether it is a horrible as people say, the general consumer will still stray away from it as far as possible.
I stick with Apple for the operating system and quality of hardware. HP customers that are used to the quality of hardware may find refuge with Apple and it's superior OS while avoiding Windows Vista on these otherwise beautiful computers.
- by IIVVII August 2, 2008 6:32 PM PDT
- HP always makes pretty things, but for however pretty and light this new notebook may be it is still running windows which will be its major downfall. The reason why the Macbook Air is popular is because its both glamorous and functional, two qualities that HP and Windows fail to accommodate at the same time. If you are going to drop over $1500 for a lap top you will be getting a better machine if you by a mac, and now that apple is putting better graphics cards in their computers, there is really no reason to buy a P.C.
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