Incidentally, the rumor mill is saying Apple will release a headless eMac at MacWorld Expo in January for $500-600.
This will most likely be a very compact pizza box in shiny white plastic that can be laid flat or stood on its side and have a 1.2+GHz G4 and a combo drive.
The main difference between powerbooks and iBooks (aside from display resolution on the larger powerbooks) is dual monitor support. iBooks only do mirroring, but Powerbooks let you use dual displays at different resolutions, e.g. code on one window, running program in the other). You haven't seen dual monitor support until you've seen how well Apple does it ;) ... and has done since 1986!
This will most likely be a very compact pizza box in shiny white plastic that can be laid flat or stood on its side and have a 1.2+GHz G4 and a combo drive.
The main difference between powerbooks and iBooks (aside from display resolution on the larger powerbooks) is dual monitor support. iBooks only do mirroring, but Powerbooks let you use dual displays at different resolutions, e.g. code on one window, running program in the other). You haven't seen dual monitor support until you've seen how well Apple does it ;) ... and has done since 1986!