Let’s rewrite The Jungle Book: Mowgli’s Story!

I am sure you would have watched or read The Jungle Book tales. The stories of how Mowgli, a young boy raised in the Indian jungles by wolves fought the tiger Share Khan with the help of Baloo the bear and Bagheera the blank panther. Many other characters played a role as well in creating the fairy tales.

When the stories were written, there were hardly any fascinating weapons, but still The Jungle Book created that magical connect that kept the kids and the adults hooked to it. However, with the advances in technology and with the recent success of the thrilling ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ movie, we all have taken our liking to a whole new level.

To make The Jungle Book appeal to our generation, how about rewriting the stories of Rudyard Kipling by upgrading the characters, so we all can relive the fun. Exciting, isn’t it? Imagine Mowgli having high-tech troops at his disposal to fight the enemy on another planet. Well, the adventure will have a whole new meaning!

We are not talking about the Weapons of Mass Destruction though, just the armory of the Stars Wars would be enough to create the thrill 🙂

Looking back, it looks relatively easy how Mowgli and his company fought the opposition, but now the ‘The First Order’ ruled by Share Khan is quite tech savvy. Mowgli would need to update his skills many folds and have his team use the latest technology to fight the mighty as he looks forward to emerging as the leader of ‘The Resistance’ and conquering the Galaxy!

In order to get a head start to create the next blockbuster, I would pick characters from the HP Star Wars Special Edition Notebook, which is a digital powerhouse loaded with the Star Wars collection spanning generations. The galactic empire-inspired design of the notebook ensures Star Wars lovers will get immensely involved in its iconic universe.

Following aspects of the device look inspiring to me as i create a winning team for the ‘new’ Mowgli:

Detail oriented: While most of us would feel spellbound by looking at the notebook, but even before you get into the gadget itself, you will see that the protective foam for the system and cardboard box for the power adapter come with the Star Wars theme. Seems HP has gone into the minutest of details. This just sets the stage right to get creative with creating the ultimate extravaganza.

Dark side design: The exterior of the system gives a rugged feeling and as if it has come straight from the battlefield. The dark design of the device creates the right environment to immerse us into the Star Wars universe. In fact, the keyboard also is backlit in dark red.

System overhaul: To provide for the huge Star Wars interface and content, Windows 10 has been specifically upgraded to support data worth 30GB, and that too with finesse. The sound effects are authentic and even the font can be changed to Aurebesh, the galactic language – and all of the sounds and effects are customizable.

Dedicated command center: An icon on the desktop. Once clicked, it opens up an interface to Star Wars rare collection. This is the digital powerhouse with content spanning across Themes and Galleries. One has at his disposal literally everything from Wallpapers, to Screen Savers, to Sound effects, to Galleries. The collection has over 1,100 images.

Additional bonus: Also comes in the device are the original comics from the 70’s, storyboards, behind-the-scenes photos, concept art, set designs, costumes, e-books and much more. This all makes it a power-packed device.

As if this was not enough, the mouse and protective sleeve are theme based too. Add to it the robust hardware performance. Pretty impressive!

With this much power and content at my fingertips, I am now all set to choose the characters for the Jungle Book, who would fight in the new world order. To be frank, I am so envying Mowgli, as he would experience the thrill that he himself would have never imagined!

If you too wish to #AwakenYourForce, check out the awesome HP Star Wars Limited Edition Notebook.

*All images have been sourced from here