VoodooPC Launches Gaming Notebook
Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2004 10:48 am
VoodooPC Launches Gaming Notebook
Calgary, Canada; November 9, 2004 -- VoodooPC, a leader in the design and manufacturing of high-performance personalized computer systems, has released its first notebook to feature next generation, upgradeable PCI Express graphics.
The Voodoo ENVY m:790 is the latest entry into the gaming notebook category. The performance of this unit is nearly twice as fast as its nearest competitor, the graphics module is upgradeable, and it supports all of the latest technologies you would normally see in a desktop PC.
Mobile gaming is being embraced by gamers all over the world. With the Voodoo ENVY m:790, there are no issue running the latest games with the highest level of detail, and the upgradable PCI Express platform makes it the most versatile notebook yet.
VoodooPC is known for building some of the worlds finest computer systems. Voodoo ENVY is one of the leading brands of notebook computers in the world. More information and official specifications were made available online at www.voodoopc.com beginning Monday, November 8, 2004.
source: voodoopc.com
Calgary, Canada; November 9, 2004 -- VoodooPC, a leader in the design and manufacturing of high-performance personalized computer systems, has released its first notebook to feature next generation, upgradeable PCI Express graphics.
The Voodoo ENVY m:790 is the latest entry into the gaming notebook category. The performance of this unit is nearly twice as fast as its nearest competitor, the graphics module is upgradeable, and it supports all of the latest technologies you would normally see in a desktop PC.
Mobile gaming is being embraced by gamers all over the world. With the Voodoo ENVY m:790, there are no issue running the latest games with the highest level of detail, and the upgradable PCI Express platform makes it the most versatile notebook yet.
VoodooPC is known for building some of the worlds finest computer systems. Voodoo ENVY is one of the leading brands of notebook computers in the world. More information and official specifications were made available online at www.voodoopc.com beginning Monday, November 8, 2004.
source: voodoopc.com