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by Darkmistress,
Mar 10, 2002
Pros: Gee, it's an Apple
Cons: Help doesn't help me
The Bottom Line: What are you waiting for? You need this machine. But you can't have mine.
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by mark_ufl,
Aug 6, 2002
Pros: Great design, Solid performance, Mac OS X easy to use, Nice Application bundle
Cons: No monitor spanning, newbies might not like support options
The Bottom Line: A versatile notebook with a great blend of features and software, with the design and ease-of-use of Apple. For PC users looking to switch - this is an ideal notebook.
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by garethusa,
Dec 2, 2002
Pros: Ultra: portable, light, friendly, space-efficient, novice/intermediate laptop, crisp and colorful image, ROCKS!!!
Cons: Maybe a little expensive but well worth it.
The Bottom Line: For basic needs (word processing, burning CDs, watching DVDs, spreadsheets, Internet, games, photo shop, making movies), I got it all in my lap! Just me and my G3!
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by morituri,
Jul 22, 2002
Pros: Lightweight, long battery life, full-featured
Cons: Crippled video output, region-specific DVD player
The Bottom Line: The iBook is a winner - whether for business, for home or for school. It's a computer that lets you do work, and lets you enjoy working on it.
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by blac1179,
Jan 2, 2002
Pros: Fast processor, great bundled software, small, easy to transport package, very versatile and user-friendly
Cons: Does not have the computer world acceptance the PC does
The Bottom Line: The iBook is a treasure. Don't buy a PC for the sake of fitting in. Instead, look into this little Mac and Think Different.
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by jcgrow,
Aug 16, 2002
Pros: Keeps Microsoft's snoops away, beautiful power, CD-RW, DVD, great software
Cons: More power than necessary for beginning computer users
The Bottom Line: The iBook G3 offers the best of the Mac experience: power, ease of use, and respect. Why go with the snoops at Microsoft?
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by philprice,
Jan 6, 2002
Pros: looks great; excellent features; wakes from sleep instantly; good value
Cons: AC adapter cord doesn't wind up nicely; mouse plugs into left side.
The Bottom Line: Small, stylish, and highly capable, the iBook is a great buy. I'm very pleased with my 500MHz model, and the 600 MHz version is even better. Get one!
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by gnigamica,
Nov 22, 2002
Pros: fast, light, long-lasting battery, bright display, stable, beautiful to look at.
Cons: Little bit of trouble integrating with Windows network.
The Bottom Line: Using the iBook has been a dream, and after three weeks I now consider it the best computer I have ever owned. I cant imagine working without it now.
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by zedorzee,
Jul 4, 2002
Pros: Looks good, fast enough for everyday computing, great screen, good tech support.
Cons: Lack of PC Card slots
The Bottom Line: This laptop gets the job done in style -- highly recommended.
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by whitesf,
Aug 28, 2002
Pros: Smooth design, OSX, you can run linux apps on it, compact and light
Cons: Bad battery compartment design, the help is horrible
The Bottom Line: An excellent choice for anyone that is tired of Windows, afraid of Linux, or just wants a laptop that works.
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