Best laptop for around $2000?

Either Mac or PC, between 15" and 13", using it for everyday stuff so no gaming or video editing…

I have this one Nelson and it's been great
http://laptopsinc.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY[HTML_REMOVED]Category_Code=P1MX

i like my macbook pro, its my first mac ever and i love it, but it is mostly preference, i think one can be had for about 2g`s

I have this one Nelson and it's been great
http://laptopsinc.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY[HTML_REMOVED]Category_Code=P1MX

there's gotta be some sarcasm somewhere in this post :|

if your willing to spend $2G, the best laptop can be found here

http://www.foxden.ca/

there's gotta be some sarcasm somewhere in this post :|

I tweaked it from stock, ending up costing me around two g's, but for what I use it for it is great

if your willing to spend $2G, the best laptop can be found here

http://www.foxden.ca/

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Macbook Pro for around $2000. The Core 2 Duo's just came out, so there's a nice little performance bump.

For more portability and toughness, go for a macbook. The tradeoff is a lesser videocard (worse for games) and a smaller screen. If you like games, or you tend to set up in one place for a long time and not move around a ton, the macbook pro is probably a better bet. Otherwise, macbook. They're based on the ibook design, which was pretty bombproof.

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=21266[HTML_REMOVED]vpn=LX.AV70J.002[HTML_REMOVED]manufacture=Acer

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=21280[HTML_REMOVED]vpn=LX.TED06.059[HTML_REMOVED]manufacture=Acer

i like my macbook pro, its my first mac ever and i love it, but it is mostly preference, i think one can be had for about 2g`s

Got a macbook cant be happier and of course mac's=less viruses.

ask norman about his overheating macbook.

ask norman about his overheating macbook.

Then warranty it.

ask norman about his overheating macbook.

Norman's MBP was a very early Rev.A - the latest MacBook Pro's don't have the overheating issues and now include FW800.

For everyday surfing and email, the MacBook is a nice machine. Ultra-portable, nice touches like magnetic power adapter, small portable power-block, latch-less closure and front-row/remote - I'd get one if my 12-inch iBook didn't do the job well enough.

I'd save your $$ on a MacBook Pro and just get the MacBook. With the money you save you can get a sweet LCD, run dual monitors at home, and have something compact for when you need to work elsewhere.

The MacBook video cards aren't as good as the Pros, but they're more than enough for what most people will need.