Note that the lowest Full Pentium M (Dothan) cpu they offer is the 730 1.6 Pentium M Dothan which is your indication you have a new Sonoma spec Centrino. Prior Pentium M's with the Dothan 1.6 have this as the 725 -- thus if you see a 5 at the end it is the old if you have a 0 at the end it is the new...
Also, the new standard is 533mhz for the bus speed while the old busses were 400mhz.
Give Credit to Dell for getting the 6000 launched when the Intel Sonoma Centrino upgrade was announced.
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/2x_inspn6000?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
If you want dedicated video you have to wait but this notebook has 10% off for those of you who can't wait and it has the faster bus, the improved PCI Express integrated video, the upgraded wi-fi, the faster system RAM, etc right now.
HP/Compaq has nothing available and I am not sure of others but the Dell 6000 is the only model mentioned so far in the Cnet article posted today 1/19/05

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