>We are considering spending part of next summer in the North Carolina
>mountains. We are trying to decide whether we'd be better off buying an
>iMac or a PowerBook to take with us so that we can make it an extended
>working vacation.
Suz, I take it you are going to be renting a house/cabin as opposed to
camping out in a tent in the mountains ;-)
Since you are talking about a transcontinental journey here, if you fly are
you considering checking an iMac as baggage? I don't think I would do that.
So maybe you are going to drive, in which case taking the iMac would be
easy. And if so, I would have to say that the iMac would be more
cost-effective, right?
I just got back from a week in Hawaii with no computer in sight. Frankly,
it was a nice change <G>. All I did was scuba and lie around and read books
while listening to the waves...
But I can understand that if you are talking about multiple weeks or months
away, having a computer would help you earn money so you could spend longer
away! The trick will be forcing yourself not to check your email every day
and working every day: if you do that, you might as well stay home.
Barry
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