MacBook (MB061LL/A)

Pros: Light, thin, very fast in web browsing and everyday tasks, Leopard included, useful software suite.

Cons: Not a great choice for video or photo-editing in stock form, not cheap at $1,100.

The Bottom Line: Wow, I'm absolutely thrilled with my MacBook. It's powerful-enough, easy to use, sweet to look at, and comes with tech support based in the USA... what's not to love?

Review: Apple 13.3" MacBook Graphics: Intel GMA X3100 144MB DDR2 RAM Drive: Combo Drive CD/DVD read, CD & CD/R write Processor: 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo Ports: 2 USB 2.0 ports, Optical audio in/out Hard Disk: 80GB Serial ...

Pros: artistic sleek design, revolutionary interface, phone/music/video convergence at its best

Cons: pricey for a phone, a bit slick to hold, no GPS or 3G network

The Bottom Line: Updated: Since no 2.0 version had been announced at Macworld '08, if you were on the fence then NOW is a good time to get one.

Review: Wow. No other words seem to be able to accurately capture this device better than ... Wow. Apple has done it again. Regardless of your opinions of Apple you have to give them credit, they know how to launch a product. The Skinny I'll ...

Pros: The best phone ever!

Cons: $200 cheaper... hope you didn't buy it in the beginning.

The Bottom Line: It's THE phone to have... and it's THE easiest to operate.

Review: It's crazy... I never thought a device would change the way I use things and look at other devices... but the iphone did it. I love my iPod. I listen to music and download podcasts to listen to NPR and other talk type radio. I never did get a video ...

Pros: User interface is amazing. Integrates three appliances into one slick bundle.

Cons: 2.5G network, no support for recording movies, no chat application.

The Bottom Line: If you already own any two of: Internet-enabled cellphone, WiFi Internet tablet, PDA, iPod or other media player, then the iPhone is a must-have upgrade.

Review: You've all seen the iPhone a million times, even if you've never been in an Apple or AT&T store. There are MILLIONS of reviews of the device on every forum you can imagine. While there might be some remote tribe in the middle of the desert somewhere that ...

Pros: sleek design, lightweight, great programmes, easy to use

Cons: price

The Bottom Line: Buy this laptop if you want a laptop that allows you to do more than just check your email.

Review: With only four PCs in the computer lab, I was quite literally forced to use a Mac desktop during my Technology in Education class. After just a few weeks, I was hooked. I am now a teacher with her very own MacBook! There are so many more features on a ...

Pros: Simply the best computer so far.

Cons: When I think of something I'll let you know.

The Bottom Line: If you have the opportunity to do so, buy this computer. It will not disappoint.

Review: I just got this one to replace the four-year-old G4 PowerBook I had (::sniffle::), and it's like holding on to a lightning bolt! The display is amazing - very clear and bright - I actually caught myself thinking the other day, "I don't remember that ...

Pros: Lightening Fast, Gorgeous Display, More Compatibility with Non-Apple Products, Built-in Webcam.

Cons: All plug ports on left side, same old one-button touch pad.

The Bottom Line: It takes some adjusting, but the MacBook is well worth the time and money it requires.

Review: This laptop replaced my old iBook from 2002. I realize this is a significant upgrade, but I am really loving this computer! I used PCs exclusively until 18 months ago. There is definitely a learning curve in making the switch to a MacBook, but it's ...

Pros: Ease of use, nice design, great software.

Cons: The wait to speak to customer support can be long at times.

The Bottom Line: The question is not to get a Mac or a PC. The question is which Mac to get. We have the Macbook featured here and are satisfied with its performance.

Review: I have had a PC. But it wasn't until I got a Mac that I got into computers. If you do your research you will find that Macintosh is the best choice. The software you get with the Mac if you had to buy for your PC would make the PC cost way more than the ...

Pros: sleek design, user friendly, many functions

Cons: drops calls, quiet alerts and ear piece, no picture texts

The Bottom Line: This is a great phone with many extras. You can't go wrong with this new Apple product.

Review: Since the day I heard about the iPhone I have been waiting for it. In fact, I was one of those guys who stood in line for hours the day they came out, and overall, its been worth it. As a student, I use many of the features the iPhone has. I listen to ...

Pros: ease of use, versatility

Cons: No publisher! (minor detail)

The Bottom Line: I retierate my subject line - if you're not convinced, go to the Apple store and play with it. Also, if you're a teacher- don't forget to tell them!!! :)

Review: Okay, I know that the subject line is a little cheesy - BUT for this internet addict at least, it's completely true. I have had PC notebooks for the past five years, and have had problems with every single one. My husband, a network security specialist ...