iBook

Pros: Hardware capable for common office tasks. Still relevant today.

Cons: Not for power-hungry applications (Photoshop, iMovie/iDVD).

The Bottom Line: Used Macs are great machines. Apple has a track record of manufacturing quality, first-class hardware. This thing runs without a hitch and I am thrilled with it.

Review: I bought an iBook 14" G3 900mhz notebook computer earlier this year (2006). It has been a few months and I think it is time for a review. Preface: while this machine is now three years old, there is a very active resale market for Macintosh ...

Pros: Fast, easy to use, loaded with software, lightweight

Cons: Trackpad mouse a little difficult to get used to

The Bottom Line: I recommend this computer without hesitation. It's quick, light, easy to use, and attractive. The included software is an added bonus. Tech support is great too.

Review: I've long been a Macintosh computer fan, but had not, until this month, ventured into the world of notebook computers. In the three weeks that I've had my iBook, I've been converted. My desk top computer now sits idle...gathering dust. And with me, ...

Pros: Fast for a laptop, OS is stable usually, Runs graphics great

Cons: I found you, Battlefield 1942, but now you make me blue.

The Bottom Line: A definite worthy purchase. I do recommend always maximizing your memory.

Review: The Basics April 5th 2004: This review has been updated to reflect more specifics. Well, as I read the other review mentioned, I learned that they said they were using a G4. Well, the system I am reviewing is a iBook G3 900MHz laptop with ...