HP hasn't really done all that much with VoodooPC since acquiring it in 2006; it's Blackbird gaming systems have had "VoodooPC DNA," but that's about it. But on Tuesday HP announced a "Voodoo Portfolio," with both a new laptop and a desktop, but it's the laptop that's more interesting, and which deviates from Voodoo's old uber-gaming style.
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