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<blockquote data-quote="trpnmonkey41" data-source="post: 31440" data-attributes="member: 279">1.&nbsp; For basic programs 256 should be fine for you although there is a major improvement when you get up to 512&nbsp;2.&nbsp; If you like the 12.1 inches you should be fine and since you said you will not be doing any serious multimedia work it sounds find for you&nbsp;3.&nbsp; The 12.1 and 14&quot; are both very popular and it seems to be just chance that you seem more posts about one than the other.&nbsp;4.&nbsp; All iBooks come with AppleWorks 6 preinstalled....This can read and write word documents and is apples version of Office.....You do not need to get an antivirus&nbsp;5.&nbsp; The 14.1 used to be faster processor but now they are the same&nbsp;6.&nbsp; Well your needs seem to be very basic so either of those setups should suit you well but since money is an issue 400 less for the 12&quot; with 2x as much ram would be my choice in your shoes</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trpnmonkey41, post: 31440, member: 279"] 1. For basic programs 256 should be fine for you although there is a major improvement when you get up to 512 2. If you like the 12.1 inches you should be fine and since you said you will not be doing any serious multimedia work it sounds find for you 3. The 12.1 and 14" are both very popular and it seems to be just chance that you seem more posts about one than the other. 4. All iBooks come with AppleWorks 6 preinstalled....This can read and write word documents and is apples version of Office.....You do not need to get an antivirus 5. The 14.1 used to be faster processor but now they are the same 6. Well your needs seem to be very basic so either of those setups should suit you well but since money is an issue 400 less for the 12" with 2x as much ram would be my choice in your shoes [/QUOTE]

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