HP Rolls Out Sleek Consumer PCs

[Excerpt from AMDZONE]
Editor's note: This is the first time HP has put out a press release even mentioning AMD for a product. Could the company have finally woken up? Note they downplay AMD by not mentioning the CPU until the end of the press release where the specs are. This after having the hotest selling desktop in September being AMD based for them. Makes a lot of sense right?
-- Advanced -- ATI RADEON XPRESS 200M Integrated Graphics Processor with 128 megabytes of discrete RAM handles today's graphics-intense applications while also extending battery life. The notebook's dual hard drive(9) storage system provides additional storage up to 240 gigabytes total, making it easy to store more digital photos, home movies or music.

-- Flexible -- With HP QuickPlay(4) and an optional remote control, consumers can enjoy movies on the PC's 17-inch widescreen display featuring BrightView technology, or listen to music without waiting for a full system boot up.

-- Secure -- AMD Turion(TM) 64 mobile technology(10) processors that offer increased battery life and built-in Enhanced Virus Protection.(11) The dv8000 series comes standard with HP's one year of support, unlike some competitors' 90-day offerings"