SOaB, this sucks. Though I said I'm going to keep my MP, I still don't know. Basically, I don't need all of the MP, as said before. But, as is probably true, it will retain a better value because it is much more upgradeable/salvageable in the future. As of right now, and for the next few years (assuming my comp. uses remain similar), I think an iMac or MBP would be best suited for me. For one, they have the right amount of power I would need (most likely). Two, a MBP would be nice because of portability, though I don't really need it at the time, and iMac would be nice for size. Three, built in AirPort and Bluetooth would come in handy when I'm back home and have to share the internet connection wirelessly, and I didn't configure my MP with AirPort and Bluetooth (sadly and regretted, but I needed my comp. before school). I really hate to say this, but I think the reason that I originally choose the MP over the iMac was the look (and of course more power, but I don't neccessarily need more of that right now). So as my situation remains unsolved, here is what it boils down to: I keep my MP and have it for however long it takes me to need something else. Or I could sell it and get an iMac or MBP to last me through college, then, if I needed to, I could get something more suited/expensive after college (not to mention there would probably be something better than the MP at this point). Another reason I choose the MP was because I had the future set in mind. I thought I would need it for after college (for video production, but that's not even my major, it's just for fun). I'm glad my major isn't in politics because I even have a hard time decided what I want to eat when I got to Taco Bell.