My suggestion is for the 12" G4. My reasoning is that it represents the most recent technology, where the 15" TiBook is a bit older design and the iBook even older with a G3 processor. It also is very small and light--a plus.
Still, it would be nice to have a bigger screen than the 12". If that were so, how would the 14" iBook go versus the 867mhz TiBook.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
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