HP's CES booth tour

by Evan Blass posted Jan 7th 2006 at 10:30AM

Instead of rocking a booth in the convention center like most major manufacturers, HP took it old school and crammed all of their offerings into a tiny garage. Note how the expertly captured pics (with a Canon...sorry Misters H and P) make the space look much bigger. Please join us after the break for highlights...

Networked LCD by HP. Greenery by 1-800-FLOWERS.

In-camera filters make your amateur photos look that much crappier.

White is the new black.

Black is the new silver.

Nicole Richie by HP.

"You push these little buttons to make letters on the screen."

"For the last time sir, you can't put film in these."

Tags: CES, features

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Jason Brown @ Jan 14th 2007 1:20PM

What the fuck was that? You are the only one in all of the ces reviews who have shat on everything you saw by just looking at pictures. You miss the plane or something? Had someone text you your material? Wheres the Voodoo booth? Or are you intentially trying to get people to become fanboys of whoever you deem worthy. get you head out of your ass and do some reporting for once. Did the ownership of engadget go on holiday and leave the janitor to run this site? pardon the pun but you need to clean up your shit cause you missed the toilet on this one.

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JM @ Jan 7th 2006 10:50AM

Those screencaps are hilarious. This is the funniest CES post so far... What, no HP iCraps anymore??? WE WANT CARLY!!!

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Tommy @ Jan 7th 2006 12:17PM

No hw6700, they suck

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Dark_sHadow @ Jan 7th 2006 1:52PM

it looked like the laptop was running Vista...

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guy houston @ Jan 8th 2006 12:37PM

They must work for Duuuuuhhhhh-ell.

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