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The PB has a disk drive, and IMO, the screen is easier to use than the widescreen on the lenovo or the wind (it's too narrow). The keyboard is luxurious. My dad, depression baby that he is (1st gen ;)) recently bought a 12" g4 1.07 ghz ibook with 768 megs of ram, and it is surprisingly usable to surf the net, etc.

He lucked out, and got his (with a cd reader and 30 gig hd) for $245!

I've hacked an msi wind and lenovo s10; but for me, the features of my 1.5ghz 12" pb wins, hands down.

That's exactly what I was thinking. Plus with the disk drive, it can be easily upgraded. If I do get a PB, I'll find a 320 GB HDD for it.
 
So if I invent something cool I have no right to say how it should be used? If I make something isn't it my right to determine how I want it to be used.

Um... no? If you bought a car, would you want GM telling you where you're allowed to drive it? Of course not. Once you buy something, it's your property, you can do with it what you like (as long as you're not infringing copyrights or breaking laws, of course).

Didn't you take Civics or something in high school? The legislative branch makes the laws, the executive branch upholds the laws, and the judiciary deals with breaches of the law. Apple is none of those branches - it's just a company.
 
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