| Joe Wilcox+Ian Fried, CNET News.com |
 An Apple representative said it chose the bright key lime over the more subdued sage because iBook targets a more energetic, youthful customer (...) Beefing up iBook is an important move for Apple, which is likely to see sales pick up as a result. Analysts have criticized the iBook as being too expensive. Joe Wilcox+Ian Fried, CNET News.com |
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| The iBook, however, was not designed for the target audience of this publication. Its garish turquoise or tangerine hues might be a bit much for the typical lawyer. Besides its colorful ways, the iBook is also trapezoidal in shape, with a built-in handle. Its rubberized composite material betrays the fact that it was designed with the rough-and-tumble world of a school kid in mind. Anthony Paonita, Law Technology News |
