Stephan Somogyi, Contributing Columnist of ZDNet’s AnchorDesk remains “utterly perplexed that Apple doesn’t market the iBook as a professional subnotebook or offer a professionalized version with better hardware specs than the consumer version.” He asks, “Is there a market for such devices?” Read it here.
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