I've had a blueberry clamshell iBook for a very long time (In fact, it was my first real mac, I bought it for $500 in 2001) and I have since upgraded to a last revsion iBook G4.
Now, I don't really have a need for it anymore, it just sits on my shelf, occasionlly being booted up just for fun. I actually have someone who is interested in trading it for an HP notebook from around the same time period (and I gotta face the facts, I am increaseingly in need of a PC, and either way, I have to buy one, so this might be a very good deal). But the one thing stopping me from doing it is the way it looks. This has got to be the coolest looking laptop ever, period. I love the design of the case, I love it's color (Honestly, how many laptops do you see incased in blue rubber, even today?!) and it's just cool looking over all. Also, even though I could get one for much less today on ebay, I've had it for so long it would be like losing an old friend, and buying a replacment just wouldn't feel the same.
I'm at a loss here, what should I do, keep it around or trade it for the Windows notebook?
Now, I don't really have a need for it anymore, it just sits on my shelf, occasionlly being booted up just for fun. I actually have someone who is interested in trading it for an HP notebook from around the same time period (and I gotta face the facts, I am increaseingly in need of a PC, and either way, I have to buy one, so this might be a very good deal). But the one thing stopping me from doing it is the way it looks. This has got to be the coolest looking laptop ever, period. I love the design of the case, I love it's color (Honestly, how many laptops do you see incased in blue rubber, even today?!) and it's just cool looking over all. Also, even though I could get one for much less today on ebay, I've had it for so long it would be like losing an old friend, and buying a replacment just wouldn't feel the same.
I'm at a loss here, what should I do, keep it around or trade it for the Windows notebook?