• Marks on MacBook Screen
• From The Road Warrior Archive: Excited Again About The iBook (Aug. 2005)

Inexpensive gel and padded wrist pads enhance comfort and provide thermal insulation for laptop users

Marc tries some applications from the iPhone App Store

In December, 2003 in The Road Warrior I commented that "The laptop computer is a wonderful invention. I prefer working on laptops at any time, and mine are mostly used as desktop substitute machines, but road trips make you even more profoundly appreciate the genius of the laptop." I haven't changed my opinion since then....

If only everything in life worked this well

• "Disappearing" Space On A Mac mini
• Re: Why I Won't Be Buying An iPhone 3G
• From The Road Warrior Archive - The Mac mini As A Road Warrior Computer

Marc plays Devil's Advocate and criticizes the amazing iPhone App Store

The Wizard is a multi-purpose, fully adjustable, off-the-lap or on-the-lap notebook stand designed for comfortable, ergonomically-sound use on a sofa or chair, on the floor, in your bed, laying down or sitting up or in between

• Re: Why I Won't Be Buying An iPhone 3G
• Replacing an iBook G4's hard disk drive?
• From The Archive: Why My iBook Reminds Me Of A Renault 4

New on MacOpinion - Aviator laptop stand converts seat back tray tables into mile high workstations

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• From The Road Warrior Archive - 12" iBook vs 12" PowerBook Revisited

I don't dispute that the iPhone is an extremely cool little gadget, for a whole host of reasons I probably have no need to explain to most folks likely to be reading columns on this Website. However, even though Apple's iconic smartphone has finally made it's long-delayed debut here in the Great White North, I won't be buying one, and it's not mainly Apple's fault