H-P acquires Voodoo Computers and starts a gaming division - another recipe for disaster?
Barb Mistall
Sep. 28, 2006

Nothing is working right for H-P these days. Believe it or not they just baught Voodoo Computers and started a gaming division. It is their first push into profitable PC based gaming market.

But can H-P really integrate Voodoo Computers into its main business mainstream? Analysts are sketical. They are saying it is just another case of paying excessive money for something that is already hot and can go down with the coming recession.

H-P acquires Voodoo Computers and starts a gaming division - another recipe for disaster?
Barb Mistall
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