I should also mention that I recently saw a feature-for-feature price comparison in which Apple's laptops were competetive with similarly featured alternatives. Also, they are less corporately evil, more stylish, and betteer designed (style and substance).
yeah, i second this. i got an iBook last fall, which i use to do a fair amount of computation that would be a pain in the ass if not on a unix-based platform. and it was seriously cheap, too. i haven't had a second thought since i bought it.
on the other hand, i'm lucky enough to be in a scientific field that's moving toward macs more and more. (the last conference i was at was probably at least 75% macs.)
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on the other hand, i'm lucky enough to be in a scientific field that's moving toward macs more and more. (the last conference i was at was probably at least 75% macs.)
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