HP's purchase of Voodoo has resulted in the past in an Editors' Choice–winning gaming rig, the Blackbird 002, and the Voodoo Envy 133 subnotebook. The latest system to come out of this union is the HP Firebird with VoodooDNA 803 ($2,099 list). A high-powered gaming desktop, it has some unique attributes. For one, the rig's insides have several notebook-like characteristics, including switchable graphics—the first we've seen on a desktop. For another, its styling is distinctive, yet it has an HP/Voodoo family resemblance. Unfortunately, there are a few issues that could keep it from winning over the hard-core gamer, such as some disappointments with performance and limited upgradability. Still, this is not your father's gaming desktop. And for the more casual part of the gaming market, that's a good thing.
- Price as Tested: $2,099.00 List
- Type: Gaming
- Processor Family: Intel Core 2 Quad
- RAM: 4 GB
- Storage Capacity: 640 GB
- RAID: No
- Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce 9800S SLI
- Primary Optical Drive: Blu-Ray Disc
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