Hi!

I've got a very genereal question and I'd be very interested if anyone has any thoughts about it.

Looking at my Pismo, I now find the Titanium PowerBook vintage appeal starting to call me. These were troublesome in that they were easily banged up, scratched, etc. Is the aluminum as vulnerable.

Does anyone suspect that Apple will settle with light metal, specifically aluminum, from now on? Is there likely to be a new industrial plastic or composite of some sort that will be more durable and damage resistant?

Has anyone seen that bright red Toshiba laptop?

Thanks,

Donald


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