I think I'm missing something. Why can't I just use my everyday laptop? Why do I need to buy a new computer?

While it's an all-in-one, the similarities between the Lenovo and the iMac really stop there. And most importantly you have to put up with Windows.

This post seems more appropriate for Engadget. What does this have to do with interiors? (And besides, a crap laptop for a low price probably isn't news anywhere.)

Dropbox rocks. Not only does it keep my work and home computer files synched, but I can get at them from any web-enabled computer. I wish I'd found it a year ago. On the Mac, Adium is my favorite m...

Yes, but even if the outside looks pretty, if you use one you still are stuck with Windows. (And why does a software company only talk about hardware in its new ads?)

Thanks so much for this post. I'm looking for a wood-case iPhone dock for my office so this was very timely. Thanks again.

And I can't use my analog cell phone any more. Technology changes, people need to move on. Or not. When did TV become a basic human right?

The fan. I must have the fan. Anyone have a link?

Even better: rip them all to iTunes and donate them to charity. Zero storage. Voila!

I used the stuff on my white MacBook. It worked fine, but I spent 1/2 day with all kinds of soap, detergent, solvents, and scrubbers to get that stuff off when I wanted to sell the computer. Before...

I have one of these and love it. In our 1984 world it's impossible to escape TV. I use it when I'm alone in a bar, restaurant, or waiting room, and the ubiquitous TV is blaring (usually sports).

That's "fewer" typing mistakes. You *are* writers, right?

Thanks for the push: my desk is a complete waste of space in my tiny apartment; I never sit there. It's on the way out.

works!