You get both powerful technology and a fantastic-looking design with the HP Pavilion dv2000z Entertainment Notebook PC. You'll also love the new glossy, super-durable finish and slim, lightweight body (5.3 lb., as thin as 1").

Specifications

Type: General Purpose, Media

Operating System: MS Windows XP Home

Processor Name: Mobile AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-52

Processor Speed: 1.6 GHz

RAM: 2048 MB

Weight: 5.3 lb

Screen Size: 14.1 inches

Screen Size Type: widescreen

Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce 6150

Storage Capacity: 100 GB

Wireless: 802.11a/g 
 
Primary Optical Drive: DVD+R DL

Review

With the release of the Pavilion dv2000, HP inaugurates a new look and feel for its Pavilion line of laptops. Departing from the familiar matte silver and black case, the dv2000 has sleek rounded edges, a high-gloss finish (which HP says is particularly scratch resistant), and a subtle Zen wave design on the lid. Looks aside, however, the Pavilion dv2000 sticks to the same basic script as previous Pavilion models: you get a strong set of components and most of the features that a home user will want for a competitive price (it starts at $830). HP has also upped the ante with the dv2000's processor options: you can configure it with either an Intel Core Solo or Core Duo, or AMD Sempron or Turion 64 X2 processors. Unfortunately, the AMD-based dv2000z we tested offered below-average performance and battery life that just couldn't keep up with that of similar laptops that feature Intel processors, most notably HP's own Compaq Presario V3000.
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