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Depends on what you want and what you're used to. If you have never used a computer before, and only plan to do basic things - choose either.

At first glance the new Apple MacBook looks like a cross between its iMac and MacBook Air. It's got the aluminum body and black keyboard reminiscent of the MacBook Air, but it's chunkier and its 13.3-inch (viewable) glossy screen comes complete with an iMac-style black border.

I have an iMac for trade that has the following specs:

iMac Specs
Intel Core Duo
160 GB HDD
1 GB RAM
Built-in iSight
Comes with Windows Vista Ultimate Partition (If wished)
Comes installed with:
Adobe Photoshop CS2
Microsoft Office

I'm looking for a Macbook with atleast these specs:

Macbook Specs Wished
Intel Core Duo (or better)
13" Screensize
80 GB HDD (or better)
512 MB RAM (1GB Preferred)
Black Color Preferred

If you are interested in this trade, please message me via:

It’s the great debate – Mac vs PC – people are staunchly loyal to whichever one is their favorite. So which should a new computer user choose? In the end it comes down to preference and what you plan to use it for. There are a few myths surrounding each that cloud the issue.

Top 10 things you didn't know about the new MacBook

We've had one of the new MacBooks for 24 hours and have discovered some interesting secrets hiding within...

1. Yeah, target disk mode… about that…

2. The system migration tool has been updated

3. The system chipset has changed, not just the GPU

4. Break the glass screen fascia; replace the whole screen

5. The MacBooks run a special build of OS X, not yet released to other Macs

6. The battery indicator is now on the left side of the notebook

7. The chicklet keyboard on the MacBook is very firmly supported