Apple MacBook Notebook Reviews

I never thought I would buy a Mac, ever. I heard some great reports from friends, and even noodled around a bit ... but it always seemed the price point was just too high for me to justify.

Then my laptop died right about the same time Vista came out. I wanted no part of that, and buying a laptop only to re-install XP on it seemed like a waste. I have a unix background and had been debating just putting Linux on a Dell or something, but couldn't find a comperable laptop (size wise) for the price, really. I paid $999 (MacMall) for the 2Ghz model with a small (60GB hard drive) and then bought...

I upgraded to a new Vista laptop last year, and have been unhappy and frustrated with it from the start. I decided to replace it with a Mac and as designated tech support for my family and friends, I started learning everything I could about Mac before she started asking questions. The more I learned about it, the more I wanted one for myself, and now that I have one, I am really kicking myself for not switching last year.

It's simply beautiful. I know it sounds like I drank the apple-flavored Kool-Aid, but the Macbook really is a marvel of elegant form and function. It feels solid and substantial,...

Apple MacBook

Three years ago I completed a doctorate degree in Education.  My husband surprised me for my hours and hours and hours of work on my Dell laptop that was missing individual key covers and had a screen that always looked like it had a bad hangover with an Apple MacBook.  I was delighted and yet cautious.  I didn't even know if I would like an Apple MacBook.  I had talked to people who loved theirs but I had no experience with one at all.

It is safe to say that I've had a Mac Attack and I'll never go back.  

Let's go ahead and get one thing off the table that may make techno...

 I'm reviewing Apple's New 13" Macbook with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. It's processor speed runs to 2 GHz with a Bus speed of 1.07 GHz. Standard memory is set to two DDR2 SDRAM 1 GB, with a speed of 667 MHz. Like most computers, it has bluetooth enabled and a built audio speaker and iSight webcam. It has the ability to parallel PC programs from windows 98 to the current versions. Thee touch pad has more sensitivity and is easier to use and control just as well as a normal mouse. With the new Leporad software installed, the computer can process at fast paced speeds with little interuption...

I just purchased my Apple MacBook a few months ago. It took me a few weeks to really get the hang of everything because I was a PC user before and the set-up is a little different. I had difficulty transferring my iTunes from my PC to my new Mac, which extremely annoyed me. However, I figured it out and am happy with my purchase overall. This laptop is great. It has a lot of fun programs like Stickies and Photo Booth. The graphics are amazing. I had no problem uploading photographs from my digital camera. It's definitely a little expensive but it's worth the price. The main drawbacks are the price...

I've been using a Mac at home since 1995, and have used IBM compatibles at work for just as many years. There is nothing like a Mac for user friendliness. No error messages, and viruses are almost nonexistent.

The Macbook is a nicely sized, easy to use laptop, that has gone on vacation with me many times, and has always been compatible with hotel wi-fi systems and is tough enough to make it through airport security over and over again. I use iPhoto to download my digital pictures on the go, and my iTunes can keep me company in my hotel room. The speakers are not the best, and probably is...

I would begin by saying that I was a little scare when I first bought my MAC, being a PC user all my life I thought it was going to be a pain learning how to use a new operating system. But once I turned my MAC on I became a MAC lover, the interface is so easy to use that I didn't really need to relearn as much as what I thought. Everything is a keystroke or click away when your using a MAC, and the best part of all is that if you do find yourself not knowing how to use a program or if something goes wrong with your MAC, all you have to is called Apple's friendly customer service which has always...