On 17 Aug 2010, at 11:05, Ranulph Glanville wrote:

> If you're looking to save weight, and depending on what you want this for,  
> you might consider an iPad. It runs with a keyboard and is much lighter and 
> has much better battery life than any Mac portable. Then you could wait and 
> see what becomes available as a desktop or a portable. My wife is finding her 
> iPad wonderful for email, and Pages runs on it. I've tried Keynote, but the 
> iPad version doesn't do well with the way I use transitions.


I thought about an iPad, but as I work away from home for some periods, I do 
need Windows installed, hence my option for the lighter MBP.

Specifically, I am going on a training course in Hungary (at the beautiful and 
old University of Pécs, in fact) for a software that, unfortunately, is 
Windows-only.

But the iPad remains on my wish list.

Ana


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