I agree that the iBooks (and the plastic MacBooks) need to be handled thoughtfully, and they should be fine. Considering I still have a running PowerBook 1400 and a running Lombard, I'm leery of Apple's white plastic laptops. I've just seen so many of these fail, mine and friends. That said, the TiBook that I bought to replace the iBook was relegated to desktop duty, because of screen hinge failure. They're portable, but don't be lazy about handling them.
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