It's either a DP341Av or the DP533AV. I think the DP341AV is as close to the model you are looking at. This one has a widescreen (very nice), wifi, bluetooth, AMD 64 @ 1.8GHz, 512MB RAM, 60 GB HD, 3x USB 2.0, Firewire, SVideo out, I think some DVI output, SD/MMC card reader, DVD/CDRW drive and maybe some other features. This model was a HP refurb delivered to my doorstep for 738US.
Performance is very smooth and it updated from HP then Microsoft without a glitch.
However the Norton antivirus expired the first day, but no bother since I just uninstalled it and installed Free AVG when that popped up.
Bob
After reading this forum and other articles, I believe I've concluded that I should buy a notebook that has a 64 bit processor designed for mobile use. I'm not a programer, or otherwise a big power user (some photo work and burning compilation discs, otherwise just office operations and communications) but the 64 bit option seems to make the most sense right now. I've been looking at the HP zv5000v and the Compaq 3000z configured as follows:XP pro, 1.8 G chip, Brightview screen, 512 ram in one strip,60 G HD, DVD/CD burner combo, 12 cell barrery. The questions that come to mind are: 1. I noticed that the HP web site doesn't say if the 1.8 G chip is the AMD mobile chip or the same one that's used in desktops. I'll be in Jamaica all next winter and I'm concerned about heat issues so I think the question is important to me. I talked with HP Shopping about this, so far without success. Does anyone know the answer? My second question is, what other notebooks, running the AMD 64 should I be looking at. I guess my third question is, what other issues should I be concerned with in making this choice.

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