HP’s all set to bring out the coveted Pavilion dv2 line up of entertainment laptops powered by AMD’s Neo platform. The 12.1-inch of pure entertainment is a picture of ultra portability redefined.

There’s a 1.6GHz Athlon Neo MV-40 processor to spice up things while we’ve also found an array of features including Wi-Fi, WWAN (Gobi), 4GB of memory and 500GB of disk. There’s Vista Home Premium as the Operating System with ATI Mobility Radeon HD3410 configuration for mind blowing graphics and an external Blu-ray player comes as a part of the package.

Bluetooth, integrated webcam, HDMI out and almost 4 hours of battery time complete the picture. The price tag on this one starts from $699! Well, come March and you can get your share of ultimate entertainment.

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