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When only the best will do, go for the HP Pavilion dv9000t. Loaded with leading edge technologies, this 17″ notebook is a dream entertainment machine. The dv9000t features the powerful Intel Core Duo and 64-bit Core 2 Duo processors.

With two execution cores on a single chip, it can run multiple multimedia applications in parallel without slowing the system. The dv9000t also supports dual hard drives with up to 240GB (120GB x 2) storage, so you have plenty of room for digital treasures. Look cool with dV9000t’s black resin finish with wave pattern shell.

The dv9000t also has a full-size keyboard with separate numeric keypad; you control the volume and launch buttons by tapping or swiping your finger across a strip on the keyboard. An NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 graphics card with 256MB dedicated video memory delivers best-in-class video for games and multimedia.

Download HP Pavilion DV9000T Notebook Manual Specification

Choose a convenient location to mount the keypad. Drill a ½” (or larger) hole from outside to inside the garage. Carefully, feed cable from keypad to inside of garage. Screw keypad to outside surface with 2 screws (included). DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. The keypad is meant to “stand off” the surface so moisture can run behind the unit.

Disconnect power to garage door opener. b. Connect control box to push button terminals on opener with two low voltage (18-24 gauge) wires. [OPTIONAL: If there is a nearby wall push button already wired to your garage opener, you can connect the control box to the terminals of this wall push button.] b. Strip ¼” insulation from connecting wires, insert and screw wires into the two terminals marked “OPENER” in control box. There is no polarity on the connecting wires. Either wire in either terminal is ok. c. Insert 3 “AA” alkaline batteries (included), observing polarity.
d. Snap keypad cable plug, with locking tab on bottom, into receptacle marked “KEYPAD” in control box. e. Mount control box to wall with styrofoam over batteries. Stryofoam keeps batteries from vibrating out of position. f. Reconnect power to garage door opener.

Using NightShot Mode Using NightFraming Zooming the Lens Turning the Conversion Lens On and Off Turning Digital Zoom On and Off Using Auto Flash Setting the Flash Level Turning Red-eye Reducing Flash On and Off Using Fill Flash Choosing Twilight Mode Turning off the Flash Turning Macro Mode On and Off Increasing Depth of Field in Close-ups Turning Burst Mode On and Off Shooting MPEG Movies Playing a Movie Changing Movie Size Dividing a Movie Shooting Clip Motion Images Recording Sounds Recording the Date and Time on An Image Using Special Effects Using the Set Up Menu Marking Images for Printing control button to select ROTATE, then press the center button to display choices. 3. Press the up or down point on the control button to select the direction of rotation icons, then press the left or right point to rotate the image. 4. Press the down point on the control button to select OK, then press the center point to save the rotation.