By Sharon Fisher, January 6, 2009
HP has had a reputation for delivering sturdy, competent, but unexciting hardware without a lot of pizzazz in the marketing department. As folks used to say, if HP was selling sushi, they'd market it as "cold, dead fish." Well, somewhere along the line, Hewlett-Packard appears to have swallowed a marketing person, because the press releases for their new line of Pavilion notebooks -- including a competitor to Apple's slimmer-than-slim "Air" -- all gush about how stylish they are. Stylish? HP? The dv2 and dv3 are each marketed as "entertainment" notebooks. The dv2 is less than one inch thick and starts at 3.8 pounds, with a 12.1-inch screen and "a nearly full-size keyboard," which might be worth paying attention to if you're ham-handed. It has hard drive options of up to 500 GB and runs on AMD's all-new Athlon Neo Processor (which AMD may have wanted to announce in a few days, though HP had other plans).
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