><I am interested in reading which PowerBooks people like most. I like the >1400, it has a sturdy, simple, and intuitive design, and a really nice >keyboard. Sure it's cobbled together from a 68030-based I/O bus attached >to >a processor that never was anything spectacular, with limited ram and >screen >size, But it holds a certain charm that most PowerBooks lack today. >Anyone else have a favorite 'book?> > >Well, the only one I've had personal experience with is the one I have, >the 190. But I really, REALLY love it. :-)
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