If you can afford it, get the 1.5 GHz 15" PowerBook. It lists for $2499, but you can make it a little cheaper by customizing it at the Apple Store to replace the SuperDrive with a Combo Drive, etc. If that's beyond your budget, the G4 iBooks are very good value for the money.Me:
I agree. As a matter of fact, I'm now in week two of 15" PowerBook G4 ownership, and it's wonderful. I haven't done any real FinMac work yet, but I have installed both FinMac 2004c and good old FinMac 2003c. The former boots up in System 10.3.4, and the latter in Classic mode (which is 9.2.2, I believe). So far, both seem to work just fine. So if you want to be able to have both 04 and 03 at your fingertips (which is, I assume, why you want "dual-boot" capability), I think this (or the fastest, memoriest 10.3.4-capable machine you can afford) is the way to go.
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