I'm sure someone has already said this, but if you are looking for a laptop, then there are none better than the Apple iBook, and Titanium Powerbook G4. I recently got a 700mhz 12" Combo iBook, and it is the best computer I have ever used. I have loved Apple computers for along time, but have used Wintels all my life. Since I have "switched" my computer experience, has been for the most part flawless. There is no blue screen of death, and no other cryptic error messages. If there is ever an error, it is with a MICROSOFT program. Even with that, unlike what Windows would do, it just closes that program, and doesn't mess with other procceses. As far as the mouse situation goes, I didn't think I would like the trackpad, with only one button, but after just a short while of using, thats pretty much all I use. and if I ever need a second button, or want a scroll wheel, I just plug in my Kensington USB PocketMouse. Unlike Wintels, everything on a Mac, just works. So if you are tired of pulling out your hair using Windows, then I greatly urge you, to make the "switch."
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I'm sure someone has already said this, but if you are looking for a laptop, then there are none better than the Apple iBook, and Titanium Powerbook G4. I recently got a 700mhz 12" Combo iBook, and it is the best computer I have ever used. I have loved Apple computers for along time, but have used Wintels all my life. Since I have "switched" my computer experience, has been for the most part flawless. There is no blue screen of death, and no other cryptic error messages. If there is ever an error, it is with a MICROSOFT program. Even with that, unlike what Windows would do, it just closes that program, and doesn't mess with other procceses. As far as the mouse situation goes, I didn't think I would like the trackpad, with only one button, but after just a short while of using, thats pretty much all I use. and if I ever need a second button, or want a scroll wheel, I just plug in my Kensington USB PocketMouse. Unlike Wintels, everything on a Mac, just works. So if you are tired of pulling out your hair using Windows, then I greatly urge you, to make the "switch."