On Saturday, November 23, 2002, at 10:40 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

> on 23/11/02 02:08, wappling at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Hi all,Im seriously looking at a new laptop,my most logical choice is 
>> a new
>> I-book 800 12in screen at about 11:00 to 12:00 hundred range,howver 
>> the
>> powerbook at 2000 is I think beutiful,besides the larger screen and 
>> made of
>> metal,is there any other real advantages to it over the I-book?,I 
>> mean 8:00
>> hundred dollars worth? thankyou for opinions helping me decide,though
>> finances will probaly rule.
>
> I love my PowerBook 2000. It has style. However, I don't know what you 
> mean
> with "made of metal". I mean, the case is all made of plastic. I don't 
> know
> which kind of plastic, but plastic anyway. The is definitely a frame 
> inside
> that is probably made of some metal (magnesium?), but I don't think 
> that the
> PowerBook 2000 has more metal than the iBook. Now, does it feel 
> sturdier
> than the iBook? I don't know, I never had the latest iBook in my 
> hands...

i think he was talking about the price :)

IMHO, it all depends on what you're doing with it, as to whether the 
extra cost is worth it.

if you're playing a few games, browsing the web, and checking email 
mostly, with small smatterings of iMovie thrown in for good measure, 
the iBook is a great option at a great value.

if you're spending most of your time in content creation apps 
(PhotoShop, iMovie, Quark, Final Cut Pro), then the PowerBook G4 is the 
way to go.


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