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I've just ordered a mini 10v from the Dell Outlet for £174 which includes a 6 cell battery, a Windows 7 licence and delivery. Planning to put Snow Leopard on it and sell my Macbook, which is bigger, heavier and more powerful than I need.
I've got a quad core super powerful hackintosh which works perfectly so the 10v will be for on the train/sofa/whatever and just used for email/internet/word processing, which is all I ever use my Macbook for.
I'm a converted mac sceptic too. 10.6.2 is just great, fast, smooth, reliable, looks good, requires zero maintenance. PCs are a pain in the arse by comparison.
@Brucy - a lot of the problems in that article are legitimate grievances. That's not a successful hackintosh if it's breaking and falling apart, the whole point for me is to get a user experience that's as good and reliable as an actual Mac. My desktop hackintosh works literally perfectly. The mini 9 is generally regarded as having a keyboard that's slightly too small and not as usable.