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Bleeding Edge TV 177: Interview: Stacy Wolff, Director of Notebook Product Design at HP
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At Gnomedex 7.0, we caught up with Stacy Wolff of HP. This is the man in charge of designing all those shiny (literally) new laptops we have been seeing come out of Hewlett-Packard. We talk to Stacy about product design in a day and age where fashion can be just as important as function - after all, Apple has turned computers into accessories. Stacy shows us the thought process behind a couple of new consumer-level and professional-level HP notebooks in this video.
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I like Stacy’s saying that product should be designed in a day and age where fashion can be just as important as function. Although Apple is not that bad, we should admit that its good looking do affect its performance. Think about Macbook Air, yes you can put it in a envelop, while the cost is the low efficiency, and you have to take plenty of plugs and ports to use it.
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