MacBook (MB467LL/A)

Pros: Amazing one-piece aluminum shell. Small, light, strong and fast.

Cons: No matte screen option. No FireWire port.

The Bottom Line: Apple finally replaces the 12" PowerBook

Review: I've been a huge fan of Apple's 12" PowerBook models for quite some time, bought three of them new, and still own one today. The 12" PowerBook, while still capable of many of the tasks we use our computers for, is definitely obsolete technology that has ...

Pros: Attractive and tough all-aluminum body
Good specs and features
Great 13.3" size

Cons: On paper, overpriced

The Bottom Line: Go look at one in a store. You'll know if it's what you want. There's no direct comparison with other laptops.

Review: My computer history -Personal: IBM PCjr, IBM PC Portable, Mac LC, Mac IIfx, PowerMac 8100, whitebox Pentium II, whitebox Pentium 4, 2.16GHz black MacBook, now this 2.4GHz aluminum MacBookWork: mostly Windows PCs, currently a Dell D630 ...

Pros: -Thin
-Sleek design
-Light-weight
-Portable
-Long Battery life
-Up to date software
-Fast
-Strong

Cons: -Costly
-Glossy screen where sometimes there are glares

The Bottom Line: The bottom line is that if you have a little extra money to spend on a computer, GET IT.

Review: I've had many computers in my lifetime and this MacBook was the best computer by far. Even though apple MacBooks are costly, they don't have all the problems that PCs have. For example, MacBooks have built-in software that block adware and pop-ups. Also, ...

Pros: Stylish, Fast, Light

Cons: Expensive, Can be difficult to access some documents

The Bottom Line: Buy it, it is generally great if you have the cash.

Review: I recieved this computer for my birthday to help with my exams. The computer has great features. The new glass trackpad is great for finding applications and for rotating pictures in iPhoto.In iPhoto, there are many more features in the new one. ...