Apple iBook SE

When the ibook hit the market it was an amazing looking product. An frankly speaking it still is. Apple, under the direction of John Ive, has produce trend setting computer system. First with the iMac, then with the Cube, and now with the iBook and Titanium. However much people love or hate the iMac for what it is, no one can deny the way in which Apple set a massive trend. The iBook was Apple's attempt at reaching the lower end of the portable market. The end that covers home users and students, not pro users. The iBook had a lot of expectation to live upto, after the rip roaring success of the first run of iMacs, and in many respects it did. Only ...

Some products appeal to logic. Others, such as the Apple iBook, appeal to the senses. Sure, the iBook is a hefty notebook with a price tag to match. But it looks pretty darn cool, and that fact -- along with a few nice features -- helps explain why the iBook is one the most popular laptops sold in retail, especially among students. The iBook has a distinctive rounded clamshell case that measures 4.57 x 34.2 x 29.9 cms (HWD) with a sturdy handle. Apple says the iBook was designed specifically to stand up to life in a student's backpack. The lid snaps open and closed -- no latches required -- and the attractive, translucent case is coated with a tough ...