>Hi everyone, I've been subscribing to this list for some time now, even
>before I had a Duo.  I have been wanting to get a new laptop for some time
>now and have a question for all you Duo-experienced folk out there.
>
>I would like to get opinions from 2300c owners on how they like their
>machines, primarily in terms of (1) speed, and (2) overall user-friendliness
>and convenience.  Currently I have a 280c with not enough memory or hard
>disk space (12MB and a 150MB hard drive), and feel it's about time to
>upgrade to something better.  My primary use laptop is a 540c but I don't
>like lugging it back and forth to school; what I am thinking of doing is
>purchasing a 2300c and an Ethernet dock of some sort.  I really like the
>small size of the Duos, and got my 280c hoping I could make it a primary use
>school computer.  However, memory is hard to find, or else I'd upgrade, and
>I would like to get a PowerPC.
>
>My main concern is that I would not be happy with the speed, or potential
>lack thereof, with a 2300c.  My primary desktop is a 6400/200 and I find
>that to be even too slow sometimes.
>
>Any advice?  Should I give up on Duos and get an iBook or PB G3, or even a
>2400?  I would appreciate any feedback, and would appreciate it more if you
>could send a copy of your response to [EMAIL PROTECTED] which I check more
>often than my Hotmail account.  Thanks in advance!
>

I really like the portability of my 2300c
It is light and thin
It is a really cool little computer and I like it a lot.
I wouldn't sell it.

However, the machine is slow and the screen is small

cheers-
Davis' Mac Works


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