Why mess with a winning formula? In the Pavilion dv8000, HP basically borrowed the same stellar design and QuickPlay feature for instant music and DVD playback from its smaller cousins and added a bigger screen, Turion 64 processor, and ATI graphics. The result: a notebook that will appeal to home users looking to ditch the desktop without spending a fortune. The dv8000’s 15.6-inch wide frame has plenty of room for a spacious keyboard to complement the separate numeric keypad.. Read on over at Laptop Magazine's full test report to learn more about this notebook from HP.



Link: Laptop Mag