ENVY 133 REVIEW - VOODOO SPELLS MAGIC

Today in Germany, Voodoo by HP launched the novel thin and light Envy 133, presenting up a bit more opposition to laptops such as the Lenovo X300 and Apple Mac-book Air. This new-fangled ultra portable laptop holds nothing back as it strikes head to head with the opposition.

Design
This is a characteristic you don't actually find on a business laptop. Most business laptops generally fall into the dull and boring kind, leaving the fancy routine paint jobs to the consumer laptops. The Envy changes this inclination, presenting buyers carbon fiber frameworks in a micro weave intend in black, or an enormous palette of typical Voodoo fascination paint jobs. You can also choose from a broad range of laser etching variants to provide your laptop even more fashion to stand out from the cluster.

Performance
Voodoo wedged 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SP7700 processor on to the Envy 133, which presents business users a superior amount of crunching muscle for the majority of business chores. It won't burn through games, but it will be further friendly on battery usage. The Envy 133 begins as little as 3.373lbs, with a framework that adds up as 0.70" thin, 9.04" deep and 12.65" wide with the SSD and battery included. A bit heavier, when compared to both the Mac book Air and X300.But just by a fraction of a pound. The Envy 133 serves an LED backlit LCD just as in the Mac book Air and X300. This looks to be a continuing trend with novel laptops, since it regularly provides you a brighter display while also being friendlier on the battery.

A few exclusive features also illustrate up on the Envy 133. These comprise the following:

• Ambient light feeler to fine-tune the display backlight based on the light in a specified room setting
• Backlit Keyboard
• Touchpad propinquity sensor to immobilize the touchpad while typing to avoid any mouse wandering

Overall
With an opening price of $2,099, the Voodoo envy 133 is positioned right in the center between the Lenovo X300 at $2,700 and the Mac book Air opening at $1,800. It will be motivating to perceive how well this laptop performs once we encompass a probability to get our hands on it.

Pros
+ The sleek dimensional features
+ Business class notebook redefined
+ Loads of feature loaded

Cons
- Could be a bit late in coming (But it’s never too late)