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HP Philippines has unveiled its new Imprint case design technology
used in its latest and innovative notebook PCs for consumers at a
media event in Makati.
The laptops include HP Pavilion dv2000
entertainment notebook series, the special edition Pavilion dv2600
series, and the Compaq Presario v3000 series. All models are updated
with the latest HP Imprint patterns.
The Imprint patterns or designs applied in all
the latest HP notebooks were carefully planned and skillfully
applied based on the latest trend and taste of the target consumers.
“We put them together [the latest fashion in electronics and the
future trends] and we also set our designers around the world
such as in Paris, Milan, Taipei, New York, Shanghai and in Tokyo,
just to get the latest fashion trends and events,” according to
Christian Reyes, Personal Systems Group (PSG) market development
manager, HP Philippines. “We actually get our inspiration from the
simplest things like lines.”
“The latest HP Imprints offer a new dimension
in industrial design that enables people to personally connect to
their notebooks, blending them seamlessly into their daily lives,”
said Bernadette Nacario, PSG general manager, HP Philippines.
Reyes explained that the designs of the notebook
are “set of symmetric lines and organic elements which symbolize
fluidity and flexibility.” The new Pavilion consumer notebooks
feature Radiance, a high-gloss HP Imprint pattern, while the special
edition Pavilion notebooks feature the Verve Imprint design.
Meanwhile, HP’s new Compaq Presario notebooks
debut the new Compaq logo, a combination of C and Q of Compaq, and
introduce the Trace, the new HP Imprint, with the line pattern akin
to a human fingerprint in part also signifying someone’s personal
connection to his/her notebook.
--Criss-Ann Odronia (TMTSJ)
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