Apple MacBook (MB467LL/A) 13.3 in. Mac Notebook

Pros: Amazing one-piece aluminum shell. Small, light, strong and fast.
Cons: No matte screen option. No FireWire port.

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

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

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

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. ...

Pros: Ultra-portable, back-lit keyboard, 2MP camera, internal wifi, multi-touch gestures.
Cons: No firewire, early production problems (currently fixed)

The late 2008 Unibody Macbook packs a lot more punch than the previous black/white models that preceded the Unibody. Some new features in this model included an oversized glass track pad, an illuminated keyboard, a super crisp glass display, and an all ...

Pros: Nice visuals.  Good quality construction.  Fast start up time.
Cons: Not PC user friendly.  Need to take classes to learn how to use efficiently.

I've had this laptop since November of 2008 and I'm not happy with it.  I thought that I could use it to replace my old Dell and avoid the "blue screen of death" that had taken over my life.  But unfortunately, the Apple 'freezes up' just as much.  Every little thing requires specialized equipment or "transformers" to convert to PC user needs.  My patience is short; so I was immediately annoyed when I couldn't reuse my existing keyboard(s).  I miss the "home", "end" and "backspace" keys.  I mistakenly thought that it would be "plug and play" but quickly learned that my existing PC peripherals would not work (keyboard, monitor and mouse). Even my iPod would not connect without specialized software (or erasing 5000+ songs).  My 8 hour day requires PC use; so the ability to move back and forth (between PC and MAC) is too cumbersome.  I wish I had taken more time to research before I invested in this machine; but will keep it for netbook use when I travel.