Notebook Computer Recommendation

[fastdogs]

I've got an ASUS eee, and I love it. I needed something to check emails and surf the net, and it's great for that. The battery lasts a long time. It came with windows operating system and I got the extra RAM and installed it myself (and I am not computer savvy). I still have not gotten used to the left shift key location, though.
I like macs (I have one of the original Imac from when they first came out), but it doesn't matter how much they are worth it if you just don't have that kind of money.
vickie

[TsPoet]

I've got an ASUS eee, and I love it. I needed something to check emails and surf the net, and it's great for that. The battery lasts a long time. It came with windows operating system and I got the extra RAM and installed it myself (and I am not computer savvy). I still have not gotten used to the left shift key location, though.
I like macs (I have one of the original Imac from when they first came out), but it doesn't matter how much they are worth it if you just don't have that kind of money.
vickie

They've fixed the shift key on the new generations. I have the old one, too - who's terrible idea what it to put that key there?
I also installed the extra RAM, pretty easy.
I also use mine to organize photos on trips.

[batsheva]

dont waste your time on a PC - macs are the only way to go - unless you want to be looking at that eggtimer forever, calling in the computer repair man on a biweekly basis, updating virus definitions, looking at kernel.dll errors, pressing control-shift-delete several times a day... mac laptops JUST WORK

[SadieKate]

dont waste your time on a PC - macs are the only way to go - unless you want to be looking at that eggtimer forever, calling in the computer repair man on a biweekly basis, updating virus definitions, looking at kernel.dll errors, pressing control-shift-delete several times a day

Wow, so not true . . . . .