Hey all,
I bought a a Duo 230 a couple of months ago.  I was wondering what the
life-expectancy for the screen is?  I can't seem to find any info, so I'd
thought I'd pose the question here.  The Duo I bought seems to be in good
shape.  The screen on mine does show light areas when displaying a folder
window.  (Like when there is a white space in the folder title when it is
open, the white extends all the way to the edge of the screen)--poor
description, but maybe you know what I mean.  I don't know if that is
typical of these screens.  I thought a passive matrix screen would bug me at
first blush, but I have to say it really doesn't.
I've been considering switching my computer focus.  I have been using a
desktop, but a portable would probably suit my needs better.  Do any of you
use a laptop as your main computer?  If so, is your laptop computing
experience a good experience.. or are there things you miss about using a
desktop computer?  I tend to use apps like spreadsheets, photoshop, graphing
aids, general classroom stuff, and some games.  I've been comparing iBooks
and Powerbooks.  I always run into that "well, I could use an extra feature
or a bit more speed" game...and pretty soon I find myself in that $3000 +
range.  A G4 PB *would* be nice, but by the time I pay for it and for
accessories, I've spent myself into oblivion.  What kind of setups are some
of you using?  (If you don't mind sharing.)

Thanks,
Rich


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