On Wed, 3 Sep 2003, Jim Eddy wrote:

> My wife is buying a new Powerbook to go with her new teaching job. So
> the question is, which one?
> 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.

The main issues w/the 12" seem to be:

1.  It *is* small. Some folks have complained aboubt it seeming cramped.
2.  You can't boot directly into OS 9. This may/may not be important.
3.  It lacks a level 3 cache.
4.  It has a mediocre graphics card.

I recently got a 15" Ti. I'm very happy. It's a great balance/compromise,
but that opinion is based on my needs.

YMMV. What does she need/want it for.

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