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1x firewire, 2x USB 2.0, 1x PCMCIA type II/I card slot, 1x memory stick slot 

Power adapter for D420
As long as we are on the topic of build quality and design this laptop with a few exceptions (more on that later) is very nice.  The screen is amazing, even in direct sunlight it is still relatively easy to see clearly and continue working.  The case is built out of some sort of alloy making it very rigid and I can tell it will wear very well.  There is next to no screen flex, you have to push on the back of the display with a good amount of force to see any distortions.

bumbling, with self-serving,  self-saving distortions of logic and  of truth
When given the opportunity for an upgrade, my next purchase was heavily influenced by this oppressive experience with the DV1000. Having been less than satisfied with a thin-and-light, I decided my next notebook would have to be an ultra-portable, preferably weighing no more than 3 lbs. With a budget ceiling of about $1200, I narrowed my choices down to the following: the Dell Latitude X1 or the Latitude D420. Although IBM, Toshiba, Acer, and several others offered competing ultra-portables, Dell seemed to provide the most competitive pricing (thanks mostly to educational EPP discounts) along with the most comprehensive warranty services, making the ultimate choice of the newer D420 a bit simpler.