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If you want to own a piece of history, you can buy my old laptops that I reviewed on my blog and featured in a story in Business 2.0!

Okay, it's just my old laptop and its broken predecessor, but I figured it sounded more exciting to call it a piece of history.

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I generally liked my VPR Matrix but I could never get the standby and/or hibernation to work as I expected. I would put it to sleep and stick it in my bag and it would get *really* hot and dwindle the battery to zilch. Did you have that problem? This is one area where Apple knocked it out of the park. Slepp works perfectly on MacOS/Mac.

I never had problems with sleep on the machine (XP's drivers are what make Windows hibernation screw up, usually) but it did run awful hot. The deal-breaker for me was just size, but people who like widescreen machines usually don't care much about that.

So Anil since you sell your old one, let me guess what your new Laptop is: A TiBook?

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