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Rating: - Love it
I really recommend any Apple product. I have this particular laptop, however, it's not fast enough. More resolution, more RAM, and a bigger processor is definately needed.

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Rating: - Love it!!!
Long live Mac! It easy to use; the software is pragmatic and fun; I hook it up to my printer and e-Mac without any problems. I'm now using a wireless router for e-mail and internet and it's great. I'm already preparing presentations for school in the fall.
My only complaint is that some of the software that was bundled for a free-trial offer has already expired.
I've used both Mac and PC and all I've got to say is, Why would anyone want a PC when they couldf have a Mac?

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Rating: - Fantastic
The apple ibook is the best computer that i've ever had.. not only is it beautiful but its very efficient and easy to use. I have not had any problems with it in the 2 months that ive owned it, unlike other computers I have. I have an hp desktop that I purchased last year and ive already had to get a new monitor and the tower turns off on its own. Hp gave me the run around about fixing it, even though I was still in warranty. After countless hours on the phone with a foreign country I gave up and purchased this ibook. The programs that are preinstalled are wonderful and the customer service specialist are friendly and easy to understand. If your in the market to buy a computer i would definitely recommend that you purchase an ibook.

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Rating: - Perfect for a continuing education student!
Finally this just came through and i am honestly amazed by this machine. Let me discuss dirst why i went for this machine: (i have 3 XP desktops and 1 notebook from the office)

1. I just enrolled in a distance learning course and wanted an independent light machine to work on for school only
2. This was perfectly priced for my budget
3. Needed to easliy connect in my apartment's wireless network
4. I love the zoom feature in Mac (i have vision problems looking @ small fonts. in windows this is not a standard featre and u cant enlarge eveything on all applications)

4. Mac is still virus free!
i honestly don't care what they say about the viruses situation. Let the truth be told: so even if Mac viruses picked up in the last few months, it can never compare to the ongoing agony on XP machines (if anyone is counting on numbers of spy-wear, viruses, registry corrupters etc on XP. please check the stats with NSA!)

i frankly just want a PC that works and doesn't require infamous:

DLL error fixers!
buying more registry cleaning programs
buying more antivirus junk
buying more anti spy wear junk
etc

this little machine is perfect for anyone who wants to work on internet/word processing/presentations/spreadsheets (although u might want to pickup an MS OFFICE For Mac.)

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Rating: - From Windows to Mac: Light years ahead!
I will be attending law school in August, and I needed a laptop, something I've never researched before. When I began looking both online and in stores, this Apple iBook came back with every option I required. Let me be honest: I was a Windows elitist. If it wasn't hacked up from the bowels of Microsoft, I had no interest in it. Macs were just computers with training wheels. How wrong I was.
I finally, after much internal debate as well as research into cross-compatibility with my desktop PC (it is fully compatible) bought this iBook. I was especially attracted to the reputation Macs have for relaibility, which is a must for me. Also, the external casing feels so much more solid than the Toshibas and Hp's I was looking at. So I took the plunge. I've used Mac products before, so OS navigation wasn't too bad of a transition. I should say that if you are concerned about learning a new OS, don't be. OS X Tiger falls over itself to be easy to use and intuitive.
What do I mean by intuitive? Your files end up where you think they should. They are always in easy reach. The interface (or GUI) is a work of art both asthetically and functionally. Don't buy a Mac if you want to play the latest videogames. DO buy a Mac if you want a computer that will do anything a Windows will do with a minimum of fuss that makes usage actually enjoyable.
When I first got this baby home and turned it on, it automatically detected my Linksys-G wireless router and connected to the internet. It then updated all of the programs on the hard drive, and had me enter a password (which was the same as my iTunes account, making things simpler. That was it. Seriously. It took ten minutes tops, and I was up and running. No need to worry about virus protection or third party software working on my computer. I was ready to roll! That's the simplicity that makes me recommend this machine to whoever is reading this. Do yourself a favor: poney up the extra money for a Mac; Once you're up and running, you may never look back at Windows again (except, of course, for games!)