HP Blackbird 002 Gaming Computer Gets Set Free
There is playing games on a computer, and then there is gaming on a machine inspired by the gaming gods for gaming. If you haven't seen the hp blackbird 002, it is inspiring. Not only does it have a one of a kind design and look, but under the hood, it has power in spades.
Inside this gaming beast is: an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 processor, dual NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT graphics cards, 4GB of Corsair Dominator RAM, a 500GB SATA drive, 7.1-channel onboard HD audio, and nForce SLI motherboard with RAID support. It sounds impressive because it is.
Until now , you could only look at it at the HP Blackbird 002 website, but later this summer, this beauty will be available at various brick & mortar stores including BestBuy and Circuit City. Not only will it be available, but it will be demoed and playable.
If you're looking for a sleek, stylish gaming computer that can handle anything you might throw at it, check out the HP Blackbird 002 at a retail outlet near you this summer. If you take one home, it will set you back $3,299.
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By Used Refurbished Laptops, April 8, 2009 @ 6:01 am
bought the laptop on March from a BestBuy and it broke on April. The video screen got corrupted/jumbled and didn\’t work anymore. I sent it back to HP, through BestBuy since HP has a 1 year warranty on it. When in line at BestBuy to send it back, I found out there were 2 other people waiting in line to send their HP Laptops (the same model I had) for the exact same problem!
HP sent it back and refused to fix it because they said the machine was \”dirty\”. How can \”dirty\” be a deal-breaker?!!! I had the laptop in a normal desk setup, it didn\’t get any more dirty than anything else around it. Saying they won\’t fix something because it\’s \”dirty\” gives them card-blanch to refuse service on ANYTHING! Basically their warranties mean NOTHING!!! Don\’t buy from this company – they make faulty equipment that they refuse to service for any reason or no reason at all.
By Gaming Computers, November 8, 2009 @ 8:48 am
Anyone know where to get one of these cases?